Sentence examples for represents a signal from inspiring English sources

The victory of the protesters at Gallaudet represents a signal moment in the fight over deaf culture.

The half-full (or more like three-quarters-full) view is that the election represents a signal victory for Tony Blair and his party.

More broadly, the proposal to fence in Father Demo Square at night represents a signal change for what has traditionally been a space through which people pass en route to elsewhere.

So the deficit matters in that case only to the extent that it represents a signal about government determination, or, possibly, to the extent that it pushes debt over some psychologically important threshold.

Whatever its ultimate fate, the long-awaited Google public offering represents a signal moment for Silicon Valley and the technology industry, which is just beginning to recover from a devastating slump that followed the collapse of the dot-com bubble in 2000.

Still, in a small but significant way, Mr. Lewandowski's hiring represents a signal moment in political journalism's evolving embrace of political operatives: A major mainstream news organization is using a commentator who is legally prohibited from sharing the unvarnished truth on the subject — Mr. Trump — he was hired to talk about.

These studies overwhelmingly illustrate that Hippo signalling represents a signalling network rather than a clear cut signal transduction cascade.

Therefore, the IFN/STAT1 pathway represents a signaling pathway that mediates crosstalk between the host microenvironmental components and the tumor cells.

The quantity σ s 2 represents a baseline, signal-independent, measurement noise, and σ s 2 represents a signal-dependent measurement noise.

Furthermore, PPARγ represents a signaling system that can intercede to restore neural networks [ 36].

Each node in the model represents a signaling molecule (mainly protein).