Sentence examples for year signals from inspiring English sources

Wavelet analysis decomposition and re-composition techniques were applied to extract the ∼11 year signals in the hydrological records.

"The fact he's making this trip in an election year signals the importance the administration puts on alliance maintenance, North Korea and U.S.-China relations," said a senior Republican Congressional aide.

The New Year signals the kickoff of the great gadget migration, when our once-beloved devices become hand-me-downs.

The New Year signals new beginnings, and 2017 is shaping up to be a new era for Chicago's own Flosstradamus, which earlier this week went from duo to one-man show with the announcement that member Josh Young is leaving to pursue his Me2 side-project full-time.

"The New Year signals a challenging time for the EU ahead of Brexit negotiations.

Turkey, cold toward Israel for a year, signaled a desire to turn from Mr. Assad and get closer to the American camp.

The Tories returned to power in 1951 and West End theatrical life continued smugly on: but John Whiting's Saint's Day, winner of a competition for new writing, performed that year, signalled "a shift in the tectonic plates".

The announcement on reform came on the day Brown received some good news as the first increase in industrial output in more than a year signalled the economy was recovering from the sharpest slump since the second world war.

A correction that began early in the year signaled a trend-reversal that ended in wreckage, with billions of investor dollars evaporating in just a few months.

The year signaled the moment when intellectuals and students began to resist the dictatorship of General Miguel Primo de Rivera as a prelude to the Second Republic.

That has endangering the euro itself, which has fallen 20% against gold since the beginning of the year, signaling that higher inflation and increased economic turmoil in the euro-zone may lie ahead.