Sentence examples for indicates steady from inspiring English sources
If we reach a ramp table index of 320, then we set play = 2, which indicates steady playback mode (no multiplying by a ramp_table value).
"The price of [raw, uncarved] ivory ten years ago was less than $1,000 a pound," but it now sells for "almost $1,500 a pound," says Grace, which indicates steady or increasing demand.
Some of the unfolding intermediates were also observed in circular dichroism spectroscopy, which clearly indicates steady loss of helical structure during unfolding, but very little change was observed for the β strand content until the late stage of the unfolding process.
A year ago, the store had just 1,000 apps, which indicates steady if not remarkable growth for the Apple TV app store, as well as developer interest in creating games for the living room device.
Recent evidence indicates steady progress towards the achievement of Millennium Development Goals (MDG) 4: reduce child mortality, and MDG 5: improve maternal health.
Figure 3 shows a representative transient profiles of these feed composition for methane partial pressure ( (P_{{{text{CH}}_{ 4} }} ) ) 11.41 kPa and steam partial pressure ( (P_{{{text{H}}_{ 2} {text{O}}}} ) ) 22.82 kPa (i.e., S C = 2 1) at a temperature of 1073 K. Figure 3 displays methane conversion levels reaching constancy very early during reforming, which indicates steady-state condition.
A comparative analysis between APPYG/YG, APPTA/TA and control mice clearly indicates steady-state APP phosphorylation predominantly occurs on Thr668 and not Tyr682 in normal brain (Fig. 2D).
Ofsted findings indicate steady improvements across all areas of learning and development.
Its volume of orders also indicated steady worldwide demand for its products.
Those factors affected growth in consumer spending, with most districts indicating steady to modestly increasing activity, the survey said.
Results from these studies indicate steady bedrock erosion rates ranging between 1 and 5 mm kyr− 1 over the last 105 106 yr.
