Such pictures could indicate not only the facts of any situation but also portray (perhaps inaccurately) the mood of the participants.
While other types of film tend to indicate not only a specific time and place but also the intentions of the filmmaker, stock footage emerges, ghostlike, from the streets themselves, as if no one in particular had composed it.
The display will indicate not only the current mood but plot the emotional map of recent tweets (Blackmore says around 20% of the city's 570,000 inhabitants use Twitter).
The audience greeted "Harmonium" with more than the customary polite applause for a new work — the sound of thousands of people clapping, and even cheering, when I appeared onstage seemed to indicate not only respect but pleasure.
The relentless demographics indicate not only a steep rise in numbers of, and demands on, unpaid carers but an associated reduction in the tax revenues as these carers cease contributing to it.
Mr. Obama's new nuclear posture and his recent arms control deal with Russia indicate not only that he understands this fact, but also that he, like Eisenhower, is willing to accept political risk in exchange for nuclear peace.
Network members can indicate not only their friends but the people they "want to meet" at the conference.
Taken together, yesterday's and today's numbers indicate not only that more more of us are shopping online, but we are spending more in the process.
Our results indicate not only that the stochastic solution is an improvement over the deterministic solution but also that the solutions' differences grow with increasing uncertainty.
Ab inito LMP2 calculations indicate not only stabilization of a prenyl cation by aromatic amino acid side chains but also by a methionine side chain.
Quality of experience (QoE) is a widely used metric which can indicate not only multimedia service performance but also end users' subjective satisfaction of the multimedia service directly.
