Sentence examples for it denotes how from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the two sides should start with 147, which is relevant for two reasons: it represents the fewest starts he ever made at shortstop in a regular season, except for his broken-collarbone year of 2003, and it denotes how many games he has played in the postseason.

It basically denotes how much the sound draws you in.

The capacity of the microSD card denotes how it works.

The purpose of a risk governance process answers the question why it exists, or why it should be introduced, while the form denotes how the functions are, or should be, carried out in practice.

Broadly speaking, the higher the CP the greater the damage a Pokémon can do, while HP denotes how much damage it can take.

Susceptibility is whether or not an individual was susceptible to an infection, whereas endurance denotes how long time it took until the infection killed a susceptible animal (influenced by tolerance).

Initially, he claimed that he was attempting the give the ball back to the fielder at short leg, but he later admitted that he "should have just held up [his] hands and said 'I got it all wrong, I'm an idiot.'" Runs denotes how many runs the batsman had scored before he was dismissed.

One, frequently called energy or stamina, denotes how fast your special attack meter fills up.

The term "watts" (a megawatt is a million watts) denotes how fast power can be charged or discharged at any time.

But being also denotes how our existence is hermeneutic, in other words, a distinctive interpretative project in search of autonomous life.

ratings, denotes how sensitive a film's chemical emulsion is to light and thus how fast the shutter can be set to open and close at various light levels.