Sentence examples for indicating, for instance, from inspiring English sources
indicating for instance that there were a group of them at a demonstration.
Administrators can see aggregated data indicating, for instance, which units are more or less compliant with hand-hygiene protocols.
Justice Scalia also said that some of the withheld evidence — indicating, for instance, that Mr. Cone looked agitated at the time of his crimes — could as easily have proved that he had "just committed two brutal murders" as it could have proved that he had been "under the influence of drugs".
Bernard Hogan-Howe, the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, told MPs last week that this did not mean that there were that number of files on individuals, as terms such as "journalists" were used to describe events, indicating for instance that there were a group of them at a demonstration.
And several defectors reached on Thursday by phone corroborated some of the activists' accounts, indicating, for instance, that although they are still lightly armed — especially compared with the Syrian military — they have begun to slowly build their weapons caches, in part by pilfering small arms from soldiers they have killed.
Minimum, maximum, and mean values as well as standard deviations all relate to aggregate values per person, indicating, for instance, that a student gave on average 3.14 lower-order answers during phases of classroom dialogue.
The computer searches this cacophony of signals for recognizable patterns, which could indicate, for instance, that a sizable number of dancers are swaying with a particular rhythm.
The gap between the rich and powerful and the rest is accompanied by a similar gulf in political perceptions – as indicated, for instance, by Russell Brand's recent intervention.
For this, the software indicates, for instance, if a student is bored, frustrated, or focused — which is especially valuable for prerecorded lectures, el Kaliouby says.
She indicated, for instance, that webOS, which H.P. was incorporating into servers as well as tablets, will continue to play a role.
He indicated, for instance, that he favored a narrow reading of the Supreme Court's sweeping 2006 decision, Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, striking down the administration's initial plan for military commissions to try prisoners at Guantánamo.
