Sentence examples for roof indicates from inspiring English sources
However, the fact that all the beef bulls, which came from as many as 124 different herds from all over Sweden, were still seronegative after they had been housed together for six months, in adjacent pens under the same roof, indicates that Cp. abortus is not present in Swedish beef cattle herds.
No blood was found on the roof, indicating that the cats had been cut elsewhere, he said.
The increase of average pH during rainwater passage through the intensive vegetated roof indicated rapid neutralization of the acid depositions.
I remember one eminent ITV presenter doing a piece to camera high on a Belfast roof indicating that you could almost hear the peace in the air.
The smashed widescreen and dented roof indicated the force with which the vehicle had hit people.
Comparison of green and simulated conventional roofs indicated that the former were able to mitigate the peak of runoff and could delay the start of runoff.
However, concrete tile and cool roofs produced harvested rainwater quality similar to that from the metal roofs, indicating that these roofing materials also are suitable for rainwater harvesting applications.
After 10 months' deposition stable period, the frequency of near-surface seismic waves significantly increases compared to that of coal roof, which indicates self-healing capability of near-surface strata is higher, while that of coal roof strata is lower. .
"To lose a game in a pennant situation like that because of a roof really indicates why there's a crying need for a new ballpark in this area," Rays Manager Joe Maddon said after that game.
A numerical example, wind pressure field simulation of a large-span roof structure, indicates that non-Gaussian wind pressure time histories are generated quickly using the proposed algorithm.
The primary roof support database indicates that the major factors influencing successful roof support designs are roof competency, expressed as the coal mine roof rating (CMRR), and in situ stress.
