Sentence examples for the term denotes from inspiring English sources

But the term denotes an emotional attitude.

In the cookery of the American South, the term denotes a candy of sugared pecan meats or coconut.

As used here, the term denotes only those traditions that were not influenced by the religion of Islām.

In modern times the term denotes the illustration and decoration of early manuscripts in general, whether or not with gold.

Technically the term denotes a brand of unsentimental realism that emerged in literature, then in theater and opera, in the late 19th century.

Distribution, also called Distribution Of Terms, in syllogistics, the application of a term of a proposition to the entire class that the term denotes.

The term denoted "relative value investing," a method for building trades that seeks to exploit price differences between various assets.

That these designs can sometimes suggest fantastic creatures may have given rise to another sense of the term, denoting a tale of wonder or of the supernatural.

In its earlier meanings the term denoted specifically a car or float designed for the presentation of religious plays or cycles.

"Shock and awe" entered the mainstream vocabulary in 2003, when the term denoted the military doctrine of an overwhelming display of force that would be used in the invasion of Iraq.

(beta_{text{H}}) is the coefficient of the term denoting the coupling between the horizontal and vertical components.