These are just the sort of variations that can signify changes in stress buildup along a fault zone, says Baoshan Wang, a geophysicist at the China Earthquake Administration in Beijing.
Would she think that her placement on the $20 bill signifies some sort of break with the past?
Sure it is facing increased competition from the likes of Apple, HTC, Samsung, etc, but I do not believe this lawsuit signifies some sort of last gasp, or in the words of John (no disrespect, of course), a "mercenary approach, [a way to] cash in on some of the iPhone's success".
Historians believe that the nation's birth also signifies a sort of official handover of super power status from the United States of America to China.
If there is one certainty (apart from its result) about the election due on June 7th, it is that, throughout the campaign, politicians will wring their hands, make pious utterances about the growing cynicism of the electorate, and agonise aloud about whether a low turnout on voting day should be taken to signify some sort of crisis in democracy.
The heart of the worry is that singular structure would seem to signify some sort of breakdown in the fundamental structure of spacetime to such a profound depth that it could wreak havoc on any region of universe that it were visible to.
What else? Marijuana was featured on the cover of the staid National Geographic magazine this week, which has to signify some sort of turning point.
And, to signify the sort of man-o'-the-people president he'd be, he would claim only the median American salary of $39,000 a year.
A 2008 academic paper published in the journal Public Health Nursing by Ruth Malone and Elizabeth Smith, both professors at UCSF, concluded the website's existence did not signify any sort of radical shift in company culture on public health.
On the other hand, H. principale has a retracted nasal notch might signify some sort of proboscis.
