"This is an indication of her independence," he said.
The fact that nobody can predict how the Constitutional Court will rule is the best indication of the independence and integrity of democratic institutions here.
Undeterred, he made the journey on his own, an early indication of his independence.
Since most metabolic reactions are strongly inhibited at sub-physiological temperatures, observation of a process at low temperatures is often interpreted as an indication of energy-independence [ 17, 19].
Vitale's actions were an indication of the growing independence of Venice, which was nominally subject to the Byzantine Empire.
It was a frustration for Benn, and an indication of Steel's independence, that even in that situation the government could not make the company do its bidding.
Many (42 of 72) of these regressions actually were not significant, and although this may be partly a consequence of limited statistical power especially for the homozygotes that had lower sample sizes, it is another indication of the general independence of body weight from the activity traits.
The municipal elections on Sunday in Belgium, where the separatist New Flemish Alliance triumphed in Dutch-speaking Flanders, were the latest indication of a pro-independence trend that could redraw the map of Europe.
To test for any systematic association between the grade of notching and indication, an exact χ test of independence was performed (two-tailed).
Mr. Aronson encountered one significant indication of this desire for more independence in 1967, when Stokely Carmichael, who had replaced Mr. Lewis as chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, withdrew the organization from the leadership conference.
