Sentence examples similar to directed indication from inspiring English sources

The result was what was known as a the flying spot indicator, a single selected target showing a direct indication of the target's relative position.

This value varies between 0 and 1 is a direct indication of the efficiency of the line; 1 being the optimal value which indicates no idle time is found.

"Your sugar cravings are a direct indication that sugar is at work destroying your body".

The shapes of pillows in ancient basalts provide both a direct indication of depositional top and proof of underwater eruption.

The condition of the compressor oil is therefore a direct indication of the physical and chemical cleanliness of the system.

The image gives no direct indication of how big the aircraft is, what its capabilities are, where it came from or where or when the photo was taken.

"We're not saying this means there's less people," Mr. Connolly said, adding that the number of "schoolchildren is not a direct indication of population.

This result is the reverse of that expected if the extent of bimodality were a direct indication of the magnitude of interference.

Xiao, J. L. et al. Holocene vegetation variation in the Daihai Lake region of north-central China: a direct indication of the Asian monsoon climatic history.

In fact, any direct indication of the underlying technology is regarded (rightly) as an irritating inadequacy on the part of the computer system.

NEXAFS spectroscopy provides a direct indication for the formation of conjugated carbon double bonds in the surface region of the PP samples.