Sentence examples for often indicated by from inspiring English sources

Thousands were often indicated by placing a bar at the left of the corresponding numeral.

The use, for instance, of anagrams, whose presence is often indicated by words such as mangled, messy or mutilated.

An overabundance of algae – often indicated by cloudy green water – was thought the most likely culprit in the highly unscientific poll of 3,690.

Checks are indicated by adding ch or + at the end of the move, and checkmate is often indicated by adding # or ++ at the end of the move.

Like most great music Mr. Gilberto's early work combined the demonstrably very old — that samba groove, often indicated by the thumb of his guitar-picking hand — with the theoretically very new.

As a result, a company's age is often indicated by the way work is structured, because work practices tend to reflect the organizational structures and methods that were common when the organization was founded.

This change is often indicated clinically by the development of focal papular or nodular areas; d) Acral lentiginous melanoma (2 to 8percentt of all melanomas) occurs on the palmar and plantar surfaces, the digits and the subungual areas.

Contacts with patients suffering from hypertension as the only chronic disease were the least straining and the GPs most often indicated substitution by nurses for these contacts (Table  4).

Focusing on natural hazards, volcanic eruption is the most often indicated (Fig. 3), followed by earthquakes and lahars and the consequences of drought in third position.

Even the presumably invincible American businessman was often represented in cartoons in frustrating situations, often briskly indicated by the graphic lines on the charts in his office (Whitney Darrow excelled in this genre).

End the call by pushing "end" (often indicated with red lettering or symbols).