Sentence examples for denoting a from inspiring English sources

"echoism," denoting a similarity of one or more facial features, and "harmonism," denoting a similarity in facial proportions.

The SAR leaders made circles on a map, each ring denoting a probability.

Kaufman has trumped this by going for an unpronounceable abstract noun denoting a classical rhetorical device.

(Nearly all Strads have names, usually denoting a significant former owner).

A distinctive numeric code denoting a unique connection to the Internet.

We discuss in which conditions these oscillations are spatially bounded, denoting a self-trapping dynamics.

Therophytes and chamaephytes are the most frequent, denoting a typical desert life-form spectrum.

Mr. Cartagena attended in his old dress uniform, with its stripes denoting a sergeant first class.

In it, words denoting a colour were written in a non-corresponding pigment.

Instead, the names of the groups alone are used without denoting a category.

In this scheme, the numerals used in denoting a number take different place values depending upon position.