Sentence examples for terms that indicate from inspiring English sources

Labor would not accept a Coalition "deal" for a marriage equality plebiscite, Bill Shorten has said, in terms that indicate Labor could block the plebiscite.

Use terms that indicate a journey or a next step to allow the user to feel they can opt out at any time.

Directional interactions, such as hydrogen bonds and salt bridges, have additional strict or crude terms that indicate whether the angle parameters are within cutoffs (strict) or only certain distance criteria are met (crude).

In Avicenna's Metaphysics existence/being is expressed by different terms like wuǧūd, anniyya, huwiyya, aysa (cf. taʾyīs); to these one must add the terms that indicate the existent (mawǧūd/al-mawǧūd), the existent thing (šayʾ, and the terms Avicenna presents as synonymous in I, 5), and those listed here that indicate essence/quiddity (ḏāt, māhiyya, šayʾiyya, ṭabīʿa, ḥaqīqa).

The terms that indicate the kind of processing that is actually occurring at any moment are compile time and run time.

Terms that indicate processes involved in signalling were observed exclusively in N. vitripennis both immediately after conditioning and at later time points, whereas a number of terms that indicate cell regulatory processes are unique for N. giraulti.

In an interview with Bomb in 1991, he called it "a film without a story," describing it in terms that indicated his natural bent toward artistic subversion.

Federal law is fuzzy, but the rationale for the EB-5 program involves immigrants "engaging in a new commercial enterprise... which will benefit the United States economy," terms that indicates its prospective nature.

In this instance, the nomenclature failed the lexical parser because it did not list terms that indicated tumor laterality.

MEDLINE records from the National Library of Medicine from 1994 to 2006 in Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) format were flagged for key terms that indicated the possible presence of a URL.

The pastoral Amorites in Mari were called the Haneans, a term that indicate nomads in general, those Haneans were split into the Banu-Yamina (sons of the right) and Banu-Simaal (sons of the left), with the ruling house belonging to the Banu-Simaal branch.