Sentence examples for not denoting from inspiring English sources

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For the sake of notation simplicity, we are not denoting external inputs with a different symbol.

Here, the colour code is not denoting a reproduction of prior knowledge but a graphical means displaying TP (green), FP (red) and FN (grey/dashed) connections.

Price," he adds, "does not denote style".

The term does not denote a new bishop.

A generic group email does not denote appreciation.

For him, the concept of recreation did not denote active sports.

The historical term, used during Russia's imperial epoch, does not denote any recognized national or regional boundaries.

Assimilation does not denote "racial" or biological fusion, though such fusion may occur.

Making bad decisions and then being too stubborn to admit them and or to make intelligent changes do not denote strength and wisdom.

Characters of themselves do not denote a common understanding, any more than does the use of the same alphabet for English and Dutch.