Sentence examples for indication the subject from inspiring English sources

By every indication, the subject of Iraq should dominate the news out of Washington for at least the next week.

"Google Glass: Let the evil commence," wrote Jason Perlow of ZDNet, who noted that in the "Explorer" version of Google Glass that has recently shipped to a first generation of users, there is no "recording LED indicator" light on the device, "so that one could stealthily record without any indication to the subject that they are being captured on-camera".

Yet, even if we regard Saville's painted subject as a transsexual, we're given no indication whether the subject has arrived at some final and satiating stage of surgical transsexuality, or if s/he will complete the process of becoming conventionally-biologically male or female.

The slope of the identification function at the boundary provides an indication of the subject's difficulty in perceiving the phonetic contrast in the vicinity of the phoneme boundary (shallower slope  =  less consistent responses in the boundary region).

This provides an indication of the subject's ability to maintain the initial workload [ 11].

We would therefore interpret its activation in conversion paralysis as an indication of the subject's attentional mediation (exacerbation) of their abnormal symptom-related priors.

The second measurement component of the EQ-5D consists of a 20 cm vertical visual analogue scale ranging from 100 (best imaginable health state) to 0 (worst imaginable health state), which provides an indication of the subject's own assessment of their health status on the day of the survey [ 13, 25].

Evaluating self-perceived competence has its merits, as it may provide an indication on the subject's motivation in maintaining and improving the skills concerned, as self-perceived competence is proposed as one component in the concept of self-efficacy [ 4].

Further indications of the subject matter of Dong (Eastern) Zhou pictorial art are given by objects in lacquer, chiefly from the state of Chu and from Sichuan, on which hunting scenes, chariots and horsemen, and fantastic winged creatures drawn from folklore were painted in a simple but lively style natural to the fluid character of the medium.

In order to have an indication of the subjects recognition performance, a second condition (condition Cr) was introduced.

These findings likely reflect the surgical indication of the subjects' condition.