Costuming signals meaning to the audience; so does the theatre building, the props, the actors' gestures.
Bergdahl's goal, he says, was to cause a DUSTWUN: a radio alarm signal meaning Duty Status Whereabouts Unknown ("the Army's version of 'man overboard,' " Koenig tells us), which would generate attention and get his message heard.
The train operator, whom Amtrak officials refused to identify, was operating under a "restricting" signal, meaning he was supposed to be traveling less than 15 miles per hour and be able to stop if he came upon another train, said Dan Stessel, an Amtrak spokesman.
These can be steered more easily, and give a far cleaner physics signal, meaning the complexities of interpretation that dog the LHC experiments can be avoided.
This peak was about 10-15% of total radio signal, meaning the required radio purity limit in Ph.Eur was not met.
These results agree with the information gained by the 405-nm signal, meaning the trustworthy of the 405-nm in situ monitoring system.
It is clear that the current oscillations also prevail in the PL signal, meaning that there is a strong link between photo-generated and emitted carriers.
See, the reason that Aereo can operate with such low costs is that the signals they provide are actually free over-the-air signals, meaning that an individual could access them through rabbit ears on top of a TV.
Different regions of rVLPFC were associated with context-based signal meaning versus intention to inhibit a response, while FEF activity corresponded to success or failure of the response inhibition regardless of the stimulus response mapping or the context.
Axioms about the behavior of signals, especially "first signals"—meaning light signals are intended to specify sufficient constraints so that the coordination determines an inertial frame of reference in Minkowski space-time.
