Sentence examples for indicated by that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush seemed genuinely to want to be the kind of president indicated by that first address.

For instance, an increase in frequency and intensity generally indicates that the wearer is approaching an obstacle in the direction indicated by that particular motor.

A 'certificate,' such as was indicated by that convention, was undoubtedly 'exhibited' to the committing magistrate, and was the basis of his action.

Those accelerator people don't care about holidays, as indicated by that fact that, like last year, they are working over Easter.

In challenging a repeal, an opponent could argue that the Council indicated by that decision in 1996 that it could not act without putting the issue to the voters again, said Richard M. Weinberg, the chief legal counsel to the Council, and Robert J. Benfatto, legislative counsel to Councilman Sheldon S. Leffler, a Queens Democrat.

The color of the line relates to the site indicated by that color in a.

Note that RSV infected cells generate incomplete and complete virions, as indicated by particles that contain only some of the various viral proteins6.

These will be indicated by icons that replace the current, more complicated padlock menu.

But the CVA will reshape the business, cutting out less profitable restaurants to reflect lower demand, indicated by sales that have been declining compared with last year.

The company's data-driven culture is steeped in graph thinking, indicated by acquisitions that are helping it explore linked data.

This allows to better show the oscillations (indicated by arrowheads) that occur between spikes.