Sentence examples for long signalling from inspiring English sources
The women wore their hair long, signalling a state of antiquity, or wildness.
Each snippet of audio was only a few seconds long, signalling the sort of detail-oriented playback that can only come when you're deep in the weeds of production.
Once translated, secreted IL-15 (48 amino acids) is generated from a long signalling peptide whereas an intracellular IL-15 form localised to non-endoplasmic regions in both cytoplasmic and nuclear compartments derives from a short signalling peptide (21 amino acids) [ 54, 55].
He noted that people have long signaled that they want their personal electronics to keep shrinking.
Mr. Edwards did not immediately endorse another candidate, but he has long signaled that he favors Mr. Obama.
Kelda, based in Britain, has long signaled its intention to expand in the United States.
Rouhani has long signalled to Washington his desire to settle the nuclear issue, and not just as president.
The current Conservative government in Canada has long signaled that it would like to abandon the reactor business although the idea has met with some public resistance.
But "compact" and "subcompact" carry pejorative overtones when applied to cars, where greater size has long signaled power, prestige and security.
Mr Djukanovic, who led Montenegro to independence in 2006, has long signalled that he plans to quit.
The club's Web site has long signaled Raúl's importance with the simple slogan "Symbol of Madridismo".
