Sentence examples for denoting of from inspiring English sources
The 2011 Arab spring and the Mayan calendar's denoting of 2012 as the start of a new historic cycle convinced them to act.
Since the authors, Ame Mahler Beanland and Emily Miles Terry, have a company devoted to celebrating all things chickcentric, and a Web site, www.chickstyle.com, Mr. McFedries might dub their efforts "chickapaloozas" (the "palooza" suffix denoting, of course, either a large gathering or something excessive).
The curly brackets are used to denote groups of lines of code.
Red circles denote locations of the subset of traces in a, with synaptic antagonists.
P values denote test of heterogeneity across categories; Pt denotes test of linear trend.
Most importantly, forgiveness in no way denotes acceptance of behavior but instead, it denotes the realization of what you will and will not allow from that moment forward.
*a denotes study of good quality, *b acceptable quality, and *c denotes study of fair quality.
The green boxes denote exons of Crem and Icer.
Coloured borders for outgroup species denote kingdom of origin.
The invention denoted birth of the intentional sod roof.
