This topology signifies how much the prevailing profile in the reactor may vary from a specific steady-state pattern.
Glucose release, expressed as a proportion of the glucan within the cell wall, signifies how accessible this glucose is to enzymatic saccharification.
"This is just how he sometimes signifies how he's ending a speech". The governor picked up the habit from Rev. Andrew Costello at St . Marys Catholic Church in Annapolis.
Butterfield Jones also mentioned that Drummond had sent out an email about the event to everyone at Google, which to me signifies how important Drummond sees this event.
That date was selected because it signifies how far into this year women must work to earn as much as their male counterparts did last year.
To him it signifies how far his career has come.
In addition, a quality index that signifies how well the EQL system reaches is appropriately added.
The first signifies how enduring his love of planes has been and the latter reminds him of how the 30-year journey to create the museum was riddled with false starts and often felt just out of his reach.
To Smith, the episode "just signifies how the rest of the world looks at the Chinese censorship apparatus as being ridiculous, childish even," when, in reality, it is anything but.
The very line that "it's just a joke" signifies how today's "colourblind" society erases the fact that coloured bodies have always been a thing for enjoyment for white audiences.
The pope descended from his protective vehicle to approach the barrier, a structure Israel says is needed to keep out suicide bombers but which for Palestinians signifies how occupation cages them in..'...'.The pope remained in silent prayer for 3,4, 5 minutes at the wall, touched it with his head, then went away," Father Lombardi said.
