The result was what was known as a the flying spot indicator, a single selected target showing a direct indication of the target's relative position.
In using GDP per capita as an indicator, a nation's average wealth does not necessarily indicate the state of wealth of every member of society.
Re "Latest Economic Indicator: A Depression Doll Is Hot" (Jan . 7.
An altimeter, an airspeed indicator, a tachometer, pressure gauges and a clock and two compasses, that was about all.
So creativity becomes a "fitness indicator," a way to strut one's quality, precisely because it is so wasteful and expensive?
I took the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, a popular personality assessment, as part of a team-building program at work.
Then I noticed, dangling from the turn-signal indicator, a red ribbon, like you might win at a fair.
Metro-North was complimented for its "tone game," as well as for its Hogan Personality Indicator, a test that screens job applicants for their aptitude for customer service.
To facilitate all such maneuvers as well as navigation, gliders can be equipped with familiar airplane instruments such as an altimeter, an airspeed indicator, a turn-and-bank indicator, a compass, and GPS (Global Positioning System) equipment.
In its quest for a new culture for a modern spy, GCHQ used the Myers Briggs type indicator, a management tool which defines personality types.
The pilot, Mr. Carnahan's son Roger, had radioed before the crash that his attitude indicator, a crucial cockpit instrument, was not working.
