Sentence examples for indicates a concept from inspiring English sources
The "ethos," which later critics, including Aristotle (Poetics, ch. 6), valued so highly in his work, indicates a concept of character as an innate disposition, governing the actions and manifest in a person's outward bearing.
Although adjustment in proportions or refinement of profiles may increase the thickness of short-span structural members beyond the structural analytical minima, this does not necessarily imply any radical decrease in real economy but simply indicates a concept of economy that takes into account the assembly and amenity of spatial enclosures and admits that there is value in environmental harmony.
Its themes, as they emerge, can be continually abstracted through a metamorphosis, just as the prefix "meta" indicates a concept which is an abstraction of another concept.
Meta, as a prefix, indicates a concept which is an abstraction from another concept, used to complete or add to the latter.
Each of them indicates a concept of a biological process, or a set of chemical material.
In each entry of the Dictionary, the differences are tracked, explained, and made perfectly clear in English, which rather undermines the premise that these terms are untranslatable, except in the dim sense that it sometimes takes a few words in one language to indicate a concept that is more succinctly embodied in one word in another.
Fig. 5 Mapping between Web page and folksonomy ontologies over the personomy ontology (dashed lines indicate a concept match and the numbers indicates the equalized score of the concepts).
The health professionals' descriptions of health promotion indicate a concept that stands out as diffuse and elusive.
The significant improvement of PCE indicates a novel concept for developing donor acceptor (D A) conjugated copolymers with high photovoltaic performance by adjusting electron-donating ability of conjugated bridge.
Economic efficiency is about getting the benefit as much as possible from the same productive resources or the same benefit with the least cost while energy efficiency indicates a narrower concept of getting the greatest benefit from energy resources.
Like other Afro-Asiatic languages, Hausa has a rich "root and pattern" system in which "patterns" of vowels are interlaced with and provide specific meanings for consonantal "roots" (denoted by the √ symbol) that indicate a general concept.
