Sentence examples similar to indicating a stand from inspiring English sources

Trials made with replicas of culverins and port pieces showed that they could penetrate wood the same thickness of the Mary Rose's hull planking, indicating a stand-off range of at least 90 m (295 ft).

He then indicated a stand of trees at the opposite end of the compound: "Thirty minutes [later], his enemies entered from over there".

indicating a more dynamic stand structure in mountain than in costal forests.

Balance testing was scored on a 0-4 scale with a score of 4 indicating a full tandem stand for 10 seconds.

The rules parliament attached to the taxation indicated a robust stand against further conflict in the north and probably led to the turnaround that took place on 22 October when the king 'forgave the offence of each earl, namely Douglas and Ross [i.e. Alexander]'.

Finally, EPS-values beyond the commonly used threshold of 0.85 indicate a coherent stand-level signal.

They and other servers patrol the room like the Secret Service at a parade, on the lookout for the slight muscular shift indicating a guest is about to stand.

In young stands with high severity burns, jack pine regeneration averaged only 1164 seedlings per hectare which is well below current stand densities indicating a potentially understocked future forest.

"There were so many things that stood out indicating a scam".

Positive numbers indicate an increase in stand volume over the repeated inventory over 10 years, while negative numbers indicate a loss in stand volume, mainly by harvest.

Preventing foolish (rather than compelled) confessions is likewise the only conceivable basis for the rules that courts must exclude any confession elicited by questioning conducted, without interruption, after the suspect has indicated a desire to stand on his right to remain silent or initiated by police after the suspect has expressed a desire to have counsel present.