Sentence examples for rings to indicate from inspiring English sources

When completed in early 2018, the massive waste-to-energy plant will feature a stack that blows harmless vapor smoke rings to indicate tons of conversion, and — yes — a ski slope on its roof.

Packs included a 'relationship map', in which participants placed labels of social contacts onto a set of concentric rings to indicate frequency of interaction, with most frequent contacts in the innermost ring.

There is very little talking — only bell ringing (to indicate a change in activity) and screaming.

It includes the traditions and fabric of earlier Lloyd's buildings, not least the Adam Room, which was moved from Bowood House in Wiltshire, and the Lutine Bell, which was once rang to indicate an "overdue" ship but is these days is only used for ceremonial occasions.

During the 1960s however the tree-rings began to indicate a decline, while the thermometers showed that temperature was still going up.

Most amplified phones are also hearing aid compatible and come with extra loud ringers and bright ring flashers to indicate incoming calls.

Participants used their right index, middle, or ring fingers to indicate their responses on a Lumitouch Reply System response box (Lightwave Medical Industries, Burnaby, BC, Canada).

On each night a guest is interviewed by a member of the company and invited to recall episodes from her or his life; every now and then, actors perform one of these episodes: there are a few sound effects, a little music, and some prompts from the guest, who's provided with a bell and a horn, and asked to ring or honk to indicate a hit or a miss at the re-enactment of the past.

When the wake word is detected, the light ring turns blue to indicate that Alexa is streaming audio to the AWS cloud".

Then, according to the previously defined coloured bar, that indicates different thresholds of changes, the inner part of the graph is green filled, while each section of the outer ring is coloured to indicate the relative change of the output.

That ritual (along with the ringing of a bell to indicate that hot food is ready for pickup from the kitchen) are the markers of passing time in a 90-minute play that depicts five generations of family life as played out on Nina Ball's handsome unit set for a suburban diner.