The phrase "hint for a" is not a complete sentence, so it is not technically correct in written English.
However, you can use the phrase as a prompt for an incomplete sentence, such as "I need a hint for a better way to organize my notes."
Mark gave a nice hint for a class of similar problems: find two ways to count something and draw a conclusion from there, always a good strategy.
Neowin is considering this to be either a hint for a new (HD) version of Microsoft's media player (which CrunchGear confirmed was coming this year) to be announced next month at E3 Expo, or the introduction of the much-rumored Zune Phone, a touch-screen multimedia cellphone Microsoft was reportedly working on together with Verizon.
Give me some money and let me do a small test that will give you a hint for a couple minutes of it, and see what you think.'" A graduate of Columbia University architecture school, Kosinski's knowledge of architecture was pivotal in conceptualizing the Tron: Legacy universe.
This serves as a strong hint for a pathogenetic, antigen-specific role of these cells [4].
Hence, no occlusion region can be found that is adjacent to a detected and grouped motion discontinuity, this is a strong hint for a false detection.
This fact is quite remarkable since it suggests a coherency between manchette formation and posterior localization of Sun3 and, moreover, provides a first hint for a putative involvement of Sun3 in nucleo-cytoskeletal linkage.
The involvement of the particular site may give hint for an underlying pathology.
Generally, oedematous changes give a hint for an acute process, whereas lipomatous degeneration is observed in chronic stages of disease.
This outcome is crucial because in binary mixtures the drug load regions with higher changeover of plotted factors could be a hint for an existing percolation threshold.
However, the explicit detection of occlusion regions generated by moving objects ("kinetic occlusions") can also support the segmentation as occlusion regions are a clear hint for an object moving in a different way than its background.
No hint for an immune defect.
