Sentence examples for specifically denotes from inspiring English sources

At a fundamental level, all birds represent freedom in flight; in mythology and literature the skylark more specifically denotes daybreak and a sense of spiritual aspiration, embodied in the George Meredith poem that Vaughan Williams used as a starting point.

Specifically, denotes the position vector of the owner at time, and the prediction for time can be formulated as (4).

For scintillation studies, the F3/C dataset specifically denotes the maximum value and associated location (altitude, latitude, longitude) of each S4 profile (hereafter denoted S4max).

LFT specifically denotes intolerance of physical or emotional discomfort i.e. the inability to accept unpleasant physical sensations and symptoms, such as pressure, numbness and pain [ 26].

In the same fashion, ischemia modified albumin value lies in how it specifically denotes the presence of ischemia in the organism.

For instance, a recent UN interagency list of essential medical devices for reproductive health specifically denotes those devices that require access to electricity (Table 1).

(The program does not specifically denote which actors play which roles).

While the practitioners' comments did not specifically denote the awareness of the theories, the alignment was evident.

Atheism was first used to describe a self-avowed belief in late 18th-century Europe, specifically denoting disbelief in the monotheistic Abrahamic god.

Specifically, denote by the observed time series of the network state.

For convenience, hereafter we use TE# to denote abundant hits matching a fixed region within CM# and E TE# to specifically denote the region within CM#.