Sentence examples for may denote a from inspiring English sources
In German, Peter means "guy," and, when used as a suffix, may denote a role or an attribute (as we say "cable guy").
More loosely, in Arabic-speaking countries the term may denote a preparation made from any of various parts of cannabis plants—such as the leaves or dried flowering tops, used to prepare what is elsewhere more commonly called marijuana.
Group association and activity is also indicated by the dozens of Coelophysis skeletons of all ages recovered in New Mexico, U.S. The many specimens of Allosaurus at the Cleveland-Lloyd Quarry in Utah, U.S., may denote a herd of animals attracted to the site for the common purpose of scavenging.
It may denote a fort, or the planned site of one.In this section Upswing Over the top Spread 'em! Up in the air The barkless dog Lost and found Gambling man The war over class war ReprintsThe area, which archaeologists plan to explore, is now a golf resort near Edenton.
Surprisingly, the activation energy for conduction is as high as 110 kJmol−1, which may denote a particular influence of the structure on proton diffusion.
An Existent may denote a person, an object, an action, an event, an institution or an abstraction (Halliday 1994: 142).
The tendency for writers to question what they're teaching may be construed as humility (Foden pre-emptively notes that he's not an academic and most writers suffer a mild case of imposter syndrome in the halls of academe), but equally it may denote an outsiderly arrogance (writers identify themselves first as practitioners, only secondarily as teachers).
Her idea of the subjective onlooker was broader than that of physics, and while "red" may denote an explicit and measurable wavelength in the visible spectrum, in the mind it varies from the bluster of rage to the reticence of a blush: physics cannot cage metaphor.
If there are nonexistent objects, then "b" may denote an object that does not exist.
The set of ({varphi_{k}(x)} ) is an orthogonal base on space H; thus one may denote an element u of H as (sum_{k=1}^{infty}u_{k}varphi_{k}), (sum_{k=1}^{infty}u_{k}^{2}
Indeed, positive fluid balances and high EVLWs may denote an adverse prognosis, in critically ill septic patients [ 10, 11].
