The decline was more than analysts had expected, but the figure was an increase from September, an indication that personal consumption might rebound in the Christmas shopping season.
Mr. Pataki, a Republican, dismissed Mr. Silverman, a Democrat, from the council in February, citing Mr. Silverman's unsuccessful bid last year for a State Senate seat as an indication of personal ambition that he said was a disservice to commuters.
The personal message was an indication that passage of the trade provision last week by the House of Representatives has had a warming effect on often turbulent ties between China and the United States.
Ever since the Gap in the '90s, and then Old Navy and Abercrombie & Fitch, and now H&M, Zara, Mango and Uniqlo, clothes have become such a mix of retro, basic, high and low style, that what you wear is less and less an indication of personal taste.
At this time, we have no indication that personal data or research data have been exposed.
This is because a personal connection is an indication of value.
(Before you take it, heed the prominent cautions that the results are not good or bad; an indication of personal worth; or a reason to a run to a therapist).
The results from this study suggest that indoor air monitoring of naphthalene provides a good indication of personal air exposures for pregnant women.
EPAGE-II criteria classify indications for colonoscopy into 11 sections, which are scored from 1 (extremely inappropriate) to 9 (extremely appropriate) depending on clinical indication, age, personal and family history.
A score >2.2 on the subscale emotional exhaustion in combination with a score >2.2 on the subscale depersonalisation or a score <3.66 on personal accomplishment is an indication for a burnout syndrome.
