Sentence examples for indicating the time from inspiring English sources
There's an iconic clock in the lower-right indicating the time; the day is below it.
If they see an unoccupied lounger they will place a marker on the chair indicating the time.
When an SCS-107 is commanded, or EPHIN executes one spontaneously and the fact becomes apparent on the next contact, MTA sends an email to sot_red_alert indicating the time at which the SCS107 DISA status was noted in realtime telemetry.
The training (orange and blue rectangular areas, indicating the time of exposure to the fan and the blue light respectively) and testing sessions occurred during the former light phase in the Light group (i), and partly or entirely outside the former light phase in Light-Dark (ii) and Dark group (iii), respectively.
You can also command Alexa to microwave something by indicating the time to cook.
Indicating the time in which the diffusion is possible, as the main criteria.
Moreover, there was an increase of pTDP-43 pathology in wider areas of the contralateral cortex over time (Fig. 3e h), indicating the time-dependent spread of TDP-43 pathology to sites distant from the injection.
An acoustic absorber tile containing a thermochromic pigment has been developed to provide rapid quality assurance of physiotherapy ultrasound treatment heads by virtue of a thermochromic colour change, indicating the time-averaged intensity distributions generated by these devices.
The time-dependent regression tendency in Rhizoma Drynariae treatment group (hydrocortisone-induced rats followed by being administered with Rhizoma Drynariae ethanol extracts) from day 3 to 15 was obtained, indicating the time-dependent recovery effect of Rhizoma Drynariae on 'Kidney-Yang Deficiency syndrome' rats.
In 0.5 M H2SO4, the η increased from generally low percentage to very high values with time; the high values are associated with effective inhibition and protection of the steel, indicating the time-dependent effective inhibition performance of TPD in 0.5 M H2SO4.
Each successive breath had a reduced peak E drs indicating the time-dependent nature of recruitment and/or the lung's viscoelastic properties, which cause hysteresis [ 31, 32].
