Sentence examples for made signalling from inspiring English sources

While Stories were designed to let you be raw and unpolished, beyond the highlights you post to the permanent Instagram feed, they've just made signalling your status and inducing envy a more constant game.

Production of the Samba ended in May 1986, by which time 270,555  had been made, signalling the beginning of the end of the Talbot brand for passenger cars, the death knell finally sounding the following year when the last Horizon rolled off the production line in Finland, although the brand survived on commercial vehicles until 1992.

And Obama, who called it "a sobering reminder" of sacrifices made, signaled to Americans that he will resist blinders as he grapples with the byzantine, seemingly bottomless conflicts he inherited.

Moreover, the man made signals like Doppler, Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK), and Frequency Shift Keying (FSK), also lay in the same category.

We made signals with our flashlight, still no response.

The recordings were analyzed signal by signal in the frequency and time domain using a custom made signal analysis program, SigPro (Simon Boel Pedersen).

Web-site defacements were an annoyance in the standoff between China and the Philippines over the Scarborough Shoal/Huangyan Island, but more serious cyber attacks could have escalated the situation, making signalling much more complicated.

Hence, the number of signalling molecules fluctuates with time, making signal processing noisy.

In the 1800s, Alexander Annin started making signal flags for merchant ships.

From these 140,000 genes, Human Genome Sciences has been able to identify those that make signals and receptors because all these genes have a hallmark sequence of DNA letters.

Nevertheless, the task of divesting female costume of meaning is a hard, probably impossible, one, because humans have used clothing to make signals to other humans for a very long time.