Sentence examples for denotes when from inspiring English sources
Figure 11d,e,f, point A denotes when visible flexural cracks start forming.
"Being popular" in this research denotes when certain design elements or styles were incorporated into garment designs frequently.
Using Eq. (5) for α=0, we obtain the same expression in (8), but the function h a+k (x) denotes, when α=0, the GE W τa+k) pdf given by the second equation of (7).
Derived from the ratio, the coward's ratio denotes when a risqué tweets gets a ton of likes but not many retweets.
– denotes when sampling did not occur because of poor weather or road conditions.
The thick red curve indicates the median of R of laser ablated 2 1 cells (* denotes when median R is asymmetric [p < 0.01]), the thick black curve indicates the median R distribution of 8 control-ablated cells.
Instead, we were asked to write our names on Post-It stickers of different colours, denoting when we had first got religion – or, in this case, got into bed with Friends of the Earth (FoE).
Using a play on the term "out", denoting when a person declares publicly that they are gay, the TV ad runs with the strapline "good luck to everyone out in Sochi".
History books don't denote when our business culture cut its anchors to the English language.
They are rather what derivations denote when they are considered to be representations of arguments.
Other features of the dating site include "Verified Profiles" to denote when a user has signed up via Facebook, thus helping to reduce spam and fake profiles, something that plagues the online dating industry.
