Sentence examples for it also denotes from inspiring English sources

Occasionally it also denotes the necessity of conveying big pieces with limited means.

It also denotes units into which a ship's company is divided for administrative purposes.

IN Italian, lupo means wolf, but for much of Europe it also denotes the smallest car in Volkswagen's litter.

It also denotes churches in other lands resulting from the missionary efforts of all these bodies; most of these younger churches, as well as Churches of Christ in Great Britain, have entered united churches.

Most frequently "chime" refers to the bell chime, but it also denotes tubular bells, or orchestral bells; the stone chimes, or lithophone; drum chimes, sets of tuned drums found in Myanmar (Burma and Thailandd; and gong chimes, the sets of tuned gongs used in the gamelan orchestras of Southeast Asia.

But, for people in the industry, it also denotes real expertise.

It also denoted the public order in a city.

It also denoted just one square rod, or 272.25 square feet (25.29 square metres).

It also denoted federalism in a way that was again reminiscent of the civil-rights era: protecting citizens against the blinkered prerogatives of local government.

It also denote that CuO NPs loaded on the zeolite has lower crystalline size than that of pure CuO NPs. Figure 2 give the composition elements present in clinoptilolite, Ag-clinoptilolite zeolites, CuO NPs/Ag-clinoptilolite zeolite and CuO NPs were investigated by energy dispersive X-rays (EDAX) analysis.

'You haven't set off yet?!'" In this case, it can also denote a sense of mirative, but it apparently comes from the notion of "continuation".