Sentence examples for denotes which from inspiring English sources

Pay attention to which line of the staff denotes which letter note, and the fact that a quarter note gets one beat, a half note gets two, dotted half gets three, and whole note gets four (and an eighth note gets half a beat).

You'll notice the "Twitter for Glass" label, which denotes which app the tweet came from.

where denotes, which is the utility tuple at the unique NE corresponding to.

The binary variable (s_{{j,k,t}}^{n}) denotes which operational regime (also in the corresponding energy form k) is selected if the system is on.

} end{aligned} (38 where ({text {IDR}}in {1,2}) denotes which of the two IDR applies and (x_{{text {IDR}},t*}:=inf {xge 0 | t_{{text {IDR}}*}(x)>0}) is the critical cash flow for the tariff function to become positive.

A plus sign denotes which works are available to view in high-resolution, and a special drop down menu appears on the right side of each work directing you to viewing notes, history, multimedia, and more works by the same artist, among other features.

(The program does not specifically denote which actors play which roles).

Your room has been assigned, and a monogrammed p.j.'s set (cute!) will denote which bed is yours.

Flags poke out above the terminals, to denote which country's financial instruments are changing hands.

To capture their data, a team of sociologists from the University of Groningen asked children to fill out questionnaires in which they denoted which classmates they preferred and which they disliked.

When manuscripts go out, their progress is recorded not on a screen, but on pale pink index cards, a Sanskrit-ish shorthand denoting which editor at which house is currently reading the draft in question (at one point, she finds the card for the manuscript of The Catcher in the Rye, which reveals that a publisher rejected it).