Sentence examples for signal acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The official, who returns the gesture and thereby grants permission for the corrida to begin, controls the start and finish of each phase of the bullfight by waving a white handkerchief, a signal acknowledged by a trumpet call.

Some of the commands apparently got through, for flight controllers received a simple signal acknowledging that the rover had received them.

"It doesnt seem like a good thing if you can touch your phone in a certain way and it loses signal," acknowledges Jobs.

The BUSY signal represents the busy state of the controller and ACK signal acknowledges any assigned work accomplished by the controller.

An official move to find ways to protect whistleblowers sends an important signal "acknowledging the important role they play in the system," he says.

Upset after she was assessed a code violation for receiving coaching — she said she didn't see hand signals Patrick Mouratoglou acknowledged he'd made — she broke her racket and repeatedly berated chair umpire Carlos Ramos and was penalized a point and then a game.

A critical role for the ER in calcium signaling was acknowledged before such a role for the mitochondria was widely accepted, in part because the low affinity of Ca2+ channels localized to the outer mitochondrial membrane seemed to fly in the face of this organelle's purported responsiveness to changes in intracellular Ca2+ flux.

Once a module receives a START signal, it acknowledges so by issuing a READY signal to the CU and starts working.

THE THANK-YOU SIGNAL: PRINT PULLS In a recent column on signalese — communication via hand gesture, from the Churchillian "V" sign to the Rockefinger — I noted the lack of an agreed-upon signal to acknowledge the unexpected courtesy of fellow drivers.

We view the news as the final white flag being raised by Gap management a signal that acknowledges the company has failed to right a ship that has been sinking since the start of this decade.

Such signals include acknowledging that the status quo isn't working, conceding that other suppliers' solutions are less viable, providing information typically not made available to other suppliers, and revising purchasing requirements and specifications in a way that reflects the supplier's advantages.