Sentence examples for to indicate a concept from inspiring English sources

In each entry of the Dictionary, the differences are tracked, explained, and made perfectly clear in English, which rather undermines the premise that these terms are untranslatable, except in the dim sense that it sometimes takes a few words in one language to indicate a concept that is more succinctly embodied in one word in another.

Early flint tools pushed back the dating of the human population of Britain, and in South Africa decorated ostrich eggshells seemed to indicate an ancient concept of art.

Scalia was also concerned with dicta within the majority opinion that seemed to him to indicate a "fondness" for the concept of reform through the courts.

Fig. 5 Mapping between Web page and folksonomy ontologies over the personomy ontology (dashed lines indicate a concept match and the numbers indicates the equalized score of the concepts).

The health professionals' descriptions of health promotion indicate a concept that stands out as diffuse and elusive.

We proposed a novel MOA-based cliff concept to indicate a pair of structurally similar molecules which exhibit the opposite MOA.

Researchers standardly take this pattern to indicate a prejudiced automatic association between semantic concepts.

Meta, as a prefix, indicates a concept which is an abstraction from another concept, used to complete or add to the latter.

Its themes, as they emerge, can be continually abstracted through a metamorphosis, just as the prefix "meta" indicates a concept which is an abstraction of another concept.

Each of them indicates a concept of a biological process, or a set of chemical material.

The Arabs of Palestine began widely using the term Palestinian starting in the pre-World War I period to indicate the nationalist concept of a Palestinian people.