Sentence examples for signified with from inspiring English sources

You'd have to be a monk not to recognize what the slits in the front of jackets signified, with lining bubbling inside the raw openings.

Capital letters are signified with a little dot above the glyph.

The Isotopic layer (signified with the prefix '/i') identifies different isotopically labeled atoms.

This layer is signified with the prefix '/r' and simply contains all the layers appearing in the case where the InChI string is generated without breaking bonds to metal atoms.

After sketching the origins of the modi significandi in the first chapters of his treatise, Thomas immediately considers a few objections: how can 'goddess [dea]' be signified with a feminine noun, which connotes passivity?

Google has developed a format for viewing stories on pages with accelerated loading times on mobile, but those stories (signified with a lightning bolt when you search on Google for a story on you mobile device) all get delivered on Google URLs.

Aristotle connects "merely signifying about" with denoting an accident, and "signifying" with denoting the bearer of an accident, the bearer being a substance.

"What do you signify with 'sort of'?" "Nothing formal, really: Not a girlfriend girlfriend, really.

The characters talk a blue streak beautifully, but Mr. McDonagh has yet to find the nuance and poetry that make his red images signify with commensurate sizzle and pop.

She added, "He talks a blue streak beautifully, but he has yet to find the nuance and poetry that make his red images signify with commensurate sizzle and pop".

To the critics, of course, O'Keeffe's skulls signified death, with overtones of crucifixion.