Sentence examples for figures denoted from inspiring English sources

The figures denoted pounds, not tons.

The figures denoted percentage points, not actual percentages.

Along with qualitative entries, the SI and Witham databases also include uncertain fatality figures denoted by questions marks, tildes, or similar; for example "~100" and "45?".

While in the distributed solution (in subsequent figures denoted as VSA), the power is adapted gradually based on the exchange of sensitivities, in the centralized solution (in subsequent figures denoted as AO), the solution to the optimization problem in the virtual layer is directly used to globally update the power allocation.

Conventional FCS is used only as a benchmark and we consider two levels of hysteresis: 3 dB (in figures denoted as ΔHM = 3 dB) and 5 dB (ΔHM = 5 dB).

", the blank in each case being filled with Roman figures denoting the number of the supplement.

Yet there is a logic there, too: oppressors and oppressed are colour-coded, blue figures denoting the exploited, red figures the tyrannical - and probably referring, also, to Hell.

Code, ed"., the blank in each case being filled with figures denoting the last year the legislation of which is included in whole or in part.

The figures denoting the years will be the same, yet, for the vinous, they will have a different stress (Cuban missile crisis, yes, but also the largest claret vintage since the war).

On the wall behind the 62-year-old hangs a miniature white pitch which features named magnetic figures denoting his squad, Sergio Agüero, Wilfried Bony and Kelechi Iheanacho heading the formation.

Bold italic figures denote significant differences (P < 0.05).