Sentence examples for the name denotes from inspiring English sources

The name denotes its position (lower down the valley from Bergue Supérieur) rather than its character.

The name denotes not a musical ensemble but a nonprofit organization to aid the poor in the Himalayas.

The "HD" in the name denotes better bass and treble response that, the company said, would be noticeable on rock and jazz tracks.

William Woys Weaver, a food historian and organic gardener in Devon, Pa., says the name denotes a variety that has been pollinated by natural means like wind, rain and insects, and has been around 50 years or so.

"The name denotes, 'Oh I have to get the coffee for the boss and I have to do this' and that's not really what it's all about," Ms. Engelhardt said, preferring executive assistant or office technology administrator.

And the name denotes the connection.

It tells the story of a group of women who – with the possible exception of designated sass-merchant Maggie Ryan (the name denoting Irish descent, unless I'm very much mistaken, and explaining that fiery temperament) – are apparently consumed by the earnest joy and weighty responsibility of being Pan American stewardesses.

They are however often used in the name denoting the domain.

As the names denote, a Monitored Host runs the processes that are monitored.

The first number below the species name denotes the total number of proteins that were included into the OrthoMCL analysis for each species.

The last character in the component name denotes the direction of motion (N: north, E: east, U: upward).