Sentence examples for in which signifying from inspiring English sources

For him, however, the inability to deduce the number of categories is only one of the ways in which signifying, understanding, and being are not demonstrably isomorphic.

The names of many of the other areas of Sheffield likely to have been established as settlements during this period end in ley, which signifies a clearing in the forest, or ton, which means an enclosed farmstead.

The values of Gibbs free energy decreases with an increase in temperature which signifies that MEA is favorable for biosorption.

A decrease in hardness, which signifies an increased chance of deformation and shattering of the prosthesis, is caused by increased antibiotic loads.

The study has shown a high prevalence of atypical mycobacteria in cattle, which signifies environmental contamination.

Many patients with over 30 pg/g lipid showed a negative rate of change in concentration, which signified decreasing concentrations.

The neo-natal, infant and under five mortality rate (17/100000) is low in Sri Lanka, which signifies a continuation of the support and care after delivery.

As evident in Figure 6, the results for different GnP concentration show that the wettability is reduced in accordance to the increase in GnP concentration which signifies the increase in hydrophobicity of the colloidal system.

Following [12], we define the memory content of the GEC in link as, which signifies the persistence of the channel in remaining in the same state.

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(2) It is oesophageal intubation if there is the absence of two hyper-echoic parallel lines in both horizontal and in vertical views which signify an empty trachea plus distended oesophagus with the presence of two hyper-echoic parallel lines which signify ETT in the oesophagus (Figure 2). Figure 2 Oesophageal intubation.