Sentence examples for still denotes from inspiring English sources

The term "Juvenalian satire" still denotes any criticism of contemporary persons and institutions in Juvenal's manner.

For instance, a solid line between words still denotes synonyms, but a dashed line may indicate that "tulip" is a type of liliaceous plant.

Most of his customers are foreigners, as many Chinese have an aversion to the sun — having a tan still denotes "farmer" — and don't have much experience with the ocean.

Sal Guatieri, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets, said that "while the economy ended the year with less momentum than in the summer and fall, average annual growth of 2.9% in the past six quarters still denotes a meaningful upward shift from 2.1% in the first four years of the recovery".

(Remember that 'water' in this scenario still denotes H2O).

Furthermore, the neighborhood similarity between two references r i and r j is defined as: si{m}_nleft({r}_i,{r}_jright)=frac{1}{left|{r}_i.Hright|times left|{r}_j.Hright|}{displaystyle sum_{hin {r}_i.H,hhboxin {r}_j.H}si{m}_nleft({r}_i.h,{r}_j.hhboxright),} where |r.H| still denotes the number of hyper-edges involving r.

Things may change — the mouth of the [river] Dart could fill up with silt, an earthquake could divert the river to some distant place — but names still "denote the individuals who are called by them".

We will still denote the single-valued duality mapping by.

We still denote the single valued duality mapping by.

We still denote cyclic sums and products by ∑ and ∏, respectively.

Taking subsequences again if necessary, we still denote such that.