As early as the 9th century, plainsong manuscripts had the signs "c" (celeriter, "quick") and "t" (trahere, "slow"), but such indications were exceptional, for the musical repertory was well known to the performers, and written sources served purely for reference purposes.
Its members are interviewing prospective appointees in the evening: an indication of the exceptional push to get appointments made soon.
And Ponting, Sangakkara, Kallis and Lara all achieved ratings above 900 - a level which the ICC says is "an indication of quite exceptional, world-class form".
However, some GATT articles provided exceptional status for agricultural products, an indication that the drafters of the GATT were well aware of the unique political status that agriculture enjoyed in some major countries at that time.
Between mid-April and mid-July, the moderate to exceptional drought area went from 37percentto63percentcent, a clear indication of the toll that the hot, dry spring and summer have taken.
"Last month's major incident, however, was an indication it had reached boiling point with exceptional numbers waiting to be seen, and extra staff called in to work.
There are 8,125 outs to go along with all of his hits, an indication of how challenging it is to be an exceptional hitter.
Last year in the Book Review, Craig Seligman praised "the maturity and the austerity and the exceptional tact of the writing," and said the book "gives every indication" of being "the herald of a phenomenal career".
However, if past experience is any indication, I doubt that either will squander an opportunity to be exceptional.
Exceptional use of a short stem with a stump lengthening procedure is a very specialized indication.
