Sentence examples for denoting in from inspiring English sources

You can clearly see the speed and assurance of Schiele's execution, the uninhibited flow of the hand, denoting – in a few quick seconds of activity – tumbling curls of hair or crumpled fabric, or the fluid confluence of flank and hip and thigh.

The differences found in the EO releasing amount, make clear that different degrees of core material retention is achieved, what should be related to structural changes in the matrix wall, denoting in some processing conditions interactions phenomena among inulin and EO.

An edge can be of two types, alleviating (denoted in yellow in our figures) or aggravating (denoted in blue).

Mormons consider themselves Christians — as denoted in the church's name, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

By contrast, the written word in literate cultures denoted, in his view, something internalized, isolating and apt to keep a distance between the reader and the read.

I like the idea of a city hall, it sounds far more inclusive than 'council' which always denotes in every person's mind, hassle and bureaucratic nonsense.

These changes are often denoted in literature as engineering changes.

Standard deviation denoted in parenthesis.

ξ ( t ) has been denoted in (8).

Mean factor shares are denoted in percent.

Contact angles are denoted in the images.