Sentence examples for indication of large from inspiring English sources

Yesterday the company gave some indication of large corporate commitments to the Windows 2000 program, citing customers like NASA, Siemens and Motorola, each of which is planning to deploy tens of thousands of copies of the program.

Analysts at McKenzie Intelligence Services say either the remains of the shrine were pulverised during demolition, or were removed as there is no indication of large spoil piles.

This is despite the indication of large changes in microbial community structure between the different soils, which is because the community is the highest level of stoichiometric organisation whereas there would be less homeostatic control at the population, cell and macromolecule level (Hall et al.2010).2010

It is likely to be a sufficient model for the Gothic area, as most mines had very minimal excavation and there is little indication of large machines (personal observation).

In addition, there was no indication of large differences in hormone replacement therapy use among cases and controls, which was similar to a recent Seattle case-control study [ 17], although any use of hormone replacement therapy was somewhat higher in the Marin population (55 56%) than in the women in the Seattle study (49 51%).

The election results are just one indication of larger trends in American religion that Christian conservatives are still digesting, political analysts say.

Emergence of disease in these species is often the first indication of larger environmental problems and may foreshadow more serious events in wildlife populations, ecosystems, human health and the health of domestic animals.

Glaciers, because of their sensitivity to both short-term and long-term fluctuations in temperature, are a good indication of larger trends in climate change, said Nussbaumer. "Everyone can observe the changes".

There was no obvious indication of large-scale aggregation or capping of surface DR1 induced by SEA.

There are indications of large discounts and the provision of medicines cost-free to Austrian hospitals.

In addition, the case study team had clear indications of large rates of underreporting among overweight and obese women, probably resulting from a slim ideal body shape in Mexican society.