Sentence examples for through a symbol from inspiring English sources

Then his wife's brief admission to hospital with an injury prevented him from preparing properly for a writing group exercise on representing a person through a symbol.

The introduction comprises, first, the invocation (invocatio) of God, either by name or through a symbol such as the cross; second, the superscription (intitulatio), giving the name and title of the sender; and third, the address (inscriptio), naming those to whom the document is directed, usually followed by a formula of greeting (salutatio).

It should warn you if the virus definitions or anti-virus engine are out-of-date (through a pop-up when you roll over it, or through a symbol on its icons).

At the receivers, the modulo operator is applied again to invert the effect of this operator at the transmitter and the resulting signal is passed through a symbol detector (represented by Q in Figure 3) to produce the detected symbols u ̃ [ n ] ∈ A N r.

In May Diana Slattery will put an even more ambitious project on the Internet that will allow readers of "The Maze Game," her full-length science-fiction novel, to build their own mazes and communicate with one another through a symbol-based language they jointly develop.

AR models describe channel variation through a symbol-by-symbol update manner.

These consist of a channel estimator and a linear filter (for the estimation of the transmitted symbols), interconnected by a feedback loop through a symbol-wise threshold detector.

It one features a cod with a cross through it, a symbol which history and gastronomy explain: Vasco are the team of Portuguese immigrants and, since salted cod is a Portuguese delicacy, they have assumed the nickname "The Cod".

After Sept. 11, Mr. McCartney reintroduced himself again as a loyal New Yorker; though his new album, "Driving Rain," flopped, Mr. McCartney came through as a symbol of the city's mettle.

Philosopher Paul Tillich argued that religious faith is best expressed through symbolism because a symbol points to a meaning beyond itself and best expresses transcendent religious beliefs.

The lovers flash through briefly as a symbol of innocence in "Hong Kong," a taut, brilliantly layered story about a doomed British currency trader.