We find that the nature of the anion, including species, valence, and structure, regulates characteristics of the charge movement, signifying that anions play a more complicated role than simple voltage sensing in cochlear amplification.
Further observation revealed its diving practice and hunting manoeuvres; the penguin would glide to the surface, but suddenly dart back down with head movements signifying a catch.
Even ear and whisker movements signify something worth listening to.
It was our clear impression that such tension movements signified stress, both because they tended to occur chiefly in the separation episodes and because they tended to be prodromal to crying.
The conversation turned to civil rights, and the actor used the term "the Movement" to signify the work of the civil-rights activists.
Her body language, except for basic bobbing, was arm and hand movements to signify her voice's rising tones and crescendos.
Although white and grey dominate, I was also surprised at how many splashes of colour there are - an orange wall here, a yellow ceiling there - which were intended to be not only aesthetic but also functional (red, for example, signifies movement).
It reminds me of cave paintings in Chauvet – where buffalo are drawn with eight legs to signify movement.
Mr. Rhoden, whose recent work for ballet companies has been superb, misfired with "Sky Garden," a continuum of fast and furious movement that unfortunately signified nothing.
It raised the profile of Asian women in terms of the British trade union movement, and it signified the importance of women's work in terms of industrial organisation.
