Sentence examples for entry indicates that from inspiring English sources

Modeling of the peak temperature distribution experienced during atmospheric entry indicates that particles near 10 μm in size contribute the bulk of the mass that is not heated above 600 °C, which is believed to be the mean pyrolysis temperature of extraterrestrial organic matter.

The upper entry indicates that approximately 2.9 million unique individuals are available, contributing nearly 6.2 million quarters of program activity.

For instance, mass-market automakers GM and Nissan have proven that they can manufacture relatively compelling electric products such as the Bolt and Leaf, and Jaguar's entry indicates that premium producers could also get the electric formula right.

The classified internal NSA entry indicates that the NSA was able to use "intercept signals" to pinpoint the source of the attack.

PubMed identifiers found in both data sources for the same entry indicates that the protein therein was experimentally characterized, as confirmed by independent curators.

Similarly, an Australian Quarantine Service review of ship epidemics in 1918 and 1919, including ships quarantined at ports of entry, indicates that daily temperature checks and immediate isolation of patients did not completely prevent transmission but may have reduced the number of cases (3 ).

We also demonstrated that the RBD-Fc bearing R441A mutation could not bind to soluble and cell-associated angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), the functional receptor for SARS-CoV and failed to block S protein-mediated pseudovirus entry, indicating that this point mutation also disrupted the receptor-binding motif (RBM) in the RBD.

To send this data, it is only required that the AU routing table contains an entry indicating that the gateway for packets in the FF16::/16 domain is the CCU.

Her entry indicated that she had come to New York in 1915, so obviously she had married sometime between 1915 and 1920.

Police say there was no sign of forced entry, indicating that the killer may have had a key or that Kashiwagi--a nervous man who always kept his doors locked--let the person in.

It included a rifle scope, boxes and cans filled with ammunition, earplugs, eye protection and a book titled "NRA Guide to the Basics of Pistol Shooting". A gun safe inside the house was open and there was no sign of forced entry, indicating that Adam Lanza had easy access to the weapons.