Sentence examples for use it to indicate from inspiring English sources
Many people use it to indicate approval of something trendy or excitement at something fun.
Color matters because we instinctively use it to indicate food's nutritive value.
Some companies use it to indicate a willingness to chase intruders while they remain inside a client's network; for others, it is coy shorthand for hacking back.
Over time, Oppenheim is hoping more companies opt in to the policy and use it to indicate to users that they're privacy-friendly.
Kozulin and Garb's (2002) intention in devising the formula was to use it to indicate how much support the learner requires to move his/her abilities forward.
Cool seems to surface in contexts which suggest that people use it to indicate mere likeability (I like Jane, she's cool), but also in contexts that point to a much darker, edgy construct enamored with individualistic, rebellious counterculturalism, physically imposing but emotionally mute (Marlon Brando was one cool dude).
It was not until the jurors heard that portion of Ms. Weiner's testimony read a second time that they realized that she had not selected the man in the photo as the assailant, but had used it to indicate to police officers approximately what the attacker looked like.
An adventurous writer in his mid-thirties agreed that it was a mischievous laugh, pronounced "heh heh," and said that he uses it to indicate that he's being "super-casual," and as a "sort of knot to tie off a back-and-forth exchange".
Use it to highlight your former experience and indicate your new goal.
We are aware that the term orienting has been used in many contexts and use it here to indicate the complex arousal response to motivationally salient events rather than orienting attention in space or time.
As a side note, attenuated length is a computed value using Beer's law, and it is used to indicate optimal transmission image contrast, and it is defined as the total penetration depth at which X-ray transmission is equal to 1/e, or 36.8%%.
