Sentence examples for symbol which would from inspiring English sources

All the architects in the competition were required to include a tall element in their designs, and Libeskind chose neither a super-tall office building, which would have been difficult to rent and probably impossible to finance, nor a pure, Eiffel Tower-like symbol, which would have been far too expensive to build without some offsetting income.

The Advertising Association, representing advertisers and advertising agencies, and the Food and Drink Federation most recently wrote to Downing Street suggesting the solution to the problem of obesity was the creation of a "joint public health campaign", with "some sort of government endorsed symbol" which would promote tips for better health.

A natural language statement of the second kind (like the example statement with the time five o'clock 15 March 2006) is then formalized using a nominal, not an ordinary propositional symbol (which would be used to formalize the example statement with rainy weather).

A 100% black symbol represents a 100% chance of finding the indicated nucleotide in that position, while a white symbol (which would not show on a white background) will represent 0% chance of occurrence.

I can't say I feel unsafe here, but I'm not part of a Jewish community – it's not like we all gather in a café with Jewish symbols, which would be targeted.

It must refrain completely from sending signals and imposing symbols which would divide various social, ethnic and religious groups.

At Shibden Hall, she wrote a coded diary, using the Greek alphabet and mathematical symbols, which would describe her lesbian affairs.

This view of Leibniz's led him to formulate a plan for a "universal language," an artificial language composed of symbols, which would stand for concepts or ideas, and logical rules for their valid manipulation.

It should send signals and provide symbols to society, which would help people come together.

This would be based on a "catalogue of simple thoughts" and an algebraic language of symbols, characteristica universalis, which would render all knowledge demonstrative and allow disputes to be resolved by precise calculation.

These processes led to the re-appropriation of Guambiano cultural meanings and symbols, aspects of which would be included in an indigenous ECD project.