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A gateway acts as a proxy service, and you can use it to mediate protocols or to denote the interface available to a partition.

The begin and end attributes denote the beginning and end of the matching term by means of number of characters.

Each of two or more names of the same rank used to denote the same taxonomic taxon.

There was, at times, a want of spirits about him which, if it did not denote indifference, spoke of something almost as unpromising.

A gender symbol is a symbol used to denote the sex of a life form or to characterize an agent by gender.

These nouns all denote the word or words by which someone or something is called and identified.

I ask a man by the tills what stopped him from going for the quiche today, and he pauses, fork tapping his chin to denote thoughtfulness.

Crossed CheckA check that has two lines across it to denote that it must be paid into a bank account.

Crossed Check A check that has two lines across it to denote that it must be paid into a bank account.

What is usually not mentioned is that cybernetics was also used in ancient Greece to denote a governor of a country.

The expanded chest, fully formed limbs, and grave countenance of this warrior, would denote that he had reached the vigor of his days.

Contains the characters used to denote the beginning of an i-mode or J-Phone symbol scheme.

This also allows you to denote that the encoding of the images is binary (as opposed to the textual encoding of the main message).

The term service has been used in the industry to denote a variety of things.

The Sun-Mercury conjunction at the Fixed Star Spica may denote public appeal, windfalls and gain, fortunate innovations and good news.

state, condition, situation, status These nouns denote the mode of being or form of existence of a person or thing.

Dr. Crystal, the British linguist, cited it as far back as 1964 as a way for British men to denote their superior social standing.

The multiple entities in the normalized model have been de-normalized to denote data with a reduced number of tables.

In general, the generic algorithms operate on iterator pairs that denote a range of elements in a container (or other sequence).

A term used to denote a spectacular failure in a program which results in the disruption of the entire computer system.

The features that research has suggested denote high testosterone levels include a prominent jaw and a heavy beard .

Given that it is very easy to predict the first cookie, we focus here on the second cookie, which we'll denote as TOKEN.

The filters take the form of a series of regular expressions, separated by forward slashes to denote folders.

Four Treasures of the Study is an expression used to denote the brush, ink, paper and ink stone used in Chinese. . . More.

Moreover, Huangmen Guchui was used at the beginning or the end of a ceremony to denote the start or finish of the ceremony.

victory, conquest, triumph These nouns denote the fact of winning or the state of having won in a war, struggle, or competition.

In the past, the art director title was used to denote the head of the art department (hence the Academy Award for Best Art Direction).

Identifiers denote constants, variables, fields, types, properties, procedures, functions, programs, units, libraries, and packages.

Note: Figures in brackets denote the median monthly employment earnings of that year.

A Fault Contract can be associated with a service operation to denote errors that can be returned to the caller.

In a conceptual data model , you can usually denote all of this structure with a single connection .

Programmers can also use the term constructor to denote one of the tags that wraps data in an algebraic data type.

But we use the word "Life" to denote the whole range of experience, individual and racial.

These nouns are compared as they denote an outward indication of the existence or presence of something not immediately evident.

So these numbers are the numbers which denote the roughness of these surfaces.

Denote any : no one ; any one of his ways, such as : you have to admire.

Active glyphs denote change and will fuel change within the embodiment as well as your life experience when focused upon.

Investigators can use different colors or symbols to denote those causes that are considered to be linked.

The word "addiction" is here used jokingly to denote a tendency to overindulge in some pleasurable activity.

gardenias denote secret love, orchids are always lovely, showing beauty and refinement, while yellow roses mean friendship.

some traditional societies use white to denote the significance of various passage ceremonies, among them funerals as well as weddings.

Solidarity, however, does not necessarily denote acceptance or equality, let alone full citizenship.

When such a card is developed or settled, denote this by dealing 3 cards from the deck, face-down, underneath the world or development.

As I mentioned earlier, every query expression is generically typed to denote the type of the value the expression evaluates to.

The structure of word or word group with a quasi-locality-mark affixed is an essential way in Chinese to denote locality and direction.

Centre mark A short line added to copy, a page negative , or a flat , to denote the centre of a page or form ; also as a registration mark .

The word "Bohemian" used to denote the Czech people as well as the Czech language before the word "Czech" became prevalent in English.

Words clearly denote meaning, as they require hardly little mental interpretation, even compared to iconic symbols.

The modification or inflection of an adjective or adverb to denote the positive, comparative, and superlative degrees.

The notion of duality is an extension of symmetry. Using a diagram to denote the duality of mathematical element is proposed in the paper.

I'm going to use this word "damage" to denote these intermediate things that are caused by metabolism, and that eventually cause pathology.

The purpose of this article is to denote the importance of Chinese medicine for the postoperative treatment of Colorectal Cancer.

For single value datatypes, and , which respectively denote string and integer data, are the workhorses for most XML-RPC programs.

You must denote this process as long running because in a subsequent section you will add a Staff activity.

If someone is normally relaxed, then blinking and quick eye movement, licking of the lips and touching of the face can all denote lying.

In multi-layer authentication, the authentication levels denote whether additional authentication is necessary to access a protected object.

CIRRHOSIS - Used as a pathologic term to denote extensive scarring in the liver along with irregular nodules of regenerating liver tissue.

Some of them are typical for all crisis situation, some of them denote the one singular form of crisis only.

In a modeling profile, you denote binding either on the communication between services or between a service and consumers.

For example, if I think my color is not "vibrant" or "authentic, " I have to ask myself what those adjectives denote.

This naming convention is unique among database objects, so adding characters to denote it being an index, like "idx" is not necessary.

Those little minus and addition signs are used to denote contravariance and covariance, respectively.

These nouns denote facial expressions. as those indicating amusement. in which the mouth is curved upward slightly at the corners.

Between the 12th and 18th centuries a fist with a pointing index finger, a manicule, was drawn in book margins to denote important passages.

memory, remembrance, recollection, reminiscence These nouns denote the act or an instance of remembering, or something remembered.

Prefix the function with an underscore to denote that it is private, and use the Cocoa-style name (didDoWhateverWeSaidWouldDo).

The first act of this hatred is to separate the order of words from the order of what they denote.

habit, practice, custom, usage, use, wont, habitude These nouns denote patterns of behavior established by continual repetition .

Experimental results show that the objective measurement methods are effective to denote impairments of packet loss.

to denote what is going on at the present moment, we commonly use the present progressive, generally associated with durative dynamic verbs.

These nouns denote a condition in which something essential is required or wanted; they also refer to that which is required or wanted.

Scala uses square brackets to denote generic type, instead of the angle brackets used in Java programming.

When there is ambiguity, you must explicitly denote enough parts of the identifier to make it unique in context.

These nouns denote persons who are ardently and usually excessively devoted to a particular cause, subject, or activity.

These nouns denote a state of joyful exuberance.

The character used to denote the "match any character expression" .

Intolerance is the mark of a bigot. The term can also denote a lasting effect, as of an experience.

The video is set in a neo-chrome Blade Runner-like landscape, where surfaces reflect light and denote luxury in all its splendor.

Content words denote clear notions and thus are known as notional words.

conflict, contest, combat, fight, affray These nouns denote struggle between opposing forces for victory or supremacy.

In this thesis, some certificate graphs are used to denote the certificates and certificate chains.

At sufficiently high energies other processes can occur, too, and we denote the totality of these as absorption.

Actually, of course, words denote things people have noticed, and different peoples have noticed different things.

Forgiveness does not denote cowardice rather it symbolizes bravery.

The black balls next to the box denote speed of the ship.

Computer numerical control systems, which denote as CNC systems, have drawn considerably attentions in recent years.

Different colors denote different levels of redundancy, thus helping you decide the action to take for these applications.

Notes : Figures in brackets denote seasonally unadjusted quarter-to-quarter percentage changes.

It does not denote suicidal inclinations on the part of Iran's more pragmatic leaders.

These nouns all denote the capacity to endure hardship , difficulty, or inconvenience without complaint .

Cursive fonts denote elegance and refinement, while blocky fonts showcase a solid, reputable and grounded company.

Curly braces denote an associative array (that is, an object), with its key-value pairs separated by commas.

of river water environmental system, triangular fuzzy number is utilized to denote water quality information.

Until a better word comes along to denote that process, the dazzled layman can only call it education.

Where symbols appear in pairs, the one to the right represents a voiced consonant. Shaded areas denote articulations judged impossible.

The trotting gait of the Shetland Sheepdog should denote effortless speed and smoothness.

These nouns all denote a line or an area separating one piece of territory from another.

a figure of speech in which an expression is used to refer to something that it does not literally denote in order to suggest a similarity .

The hexagon-shaped elements denote assist files, and the rectangular-shaped elements denote the XML configuration files.

Two sequential apostrophes in a quoted string denote a single character, namely an apostrophe.

The solid and dashed lines denote initialization and optimization cycles respectively.

The change does not denote the divorce between conventions and new lifestyle.

This section contains documents that could not be made accessible to screen reader software. A "#" symbol is used to denote such documents.

To Denote or Not to, Wher's the Decision Problem?

These nouns denote feelings of warm personal attachment or strong attraction to another person.

The terms "orange pekoe, " "pekoe, " and "souchong" denote progressively larger leaves of black tea.

Relationship Modeling Engine-enabled applications use categories to denote the intent of texts.

These nouns denote discussion involving conflicting points of view.

Proofreaders marks: A stanDard series of symbols used by proofreader to denote errors and the necessary corrections.

Version indicators are a last resort, to denote incompatible changes.

Named to denote the four seasons, it highlighted the guys' different personalities and backgrounds.

Numerals with decimal points or exponents denote reals , while other numerals denote integers.

The small symbols on this map denote historic places and museums.

A curve is used to denote their varying laws thereby to provide the reliable and accurate reference data for processing design.

These nouns denote the ability to deal with others with skill, sensitivity, and finesse .

' Like many words that denote a cultural state, it's very hard to translate because we don't have a real equivalent.

while in Chinese, it has to employ particular words or sentence structures to denote the focus of negation.

Users might expect a resource type to use a particular convention to denote an allocated state versus a freed state.

Non-bracketed items denote parameters that are required to complete the operation.

couple, pair, brace, yoke These nouns denote two individuals of the same kind together.

Blackened circles denote accumulated temperatures and open ones crop yield .

The character used to denote the start of line assertion.

These nouns denote a feeling of uncertainty about the fitness or correctness of an action.

These nouns are compared as they denote the capacity to act or work effectively.

As you can see, there are no special characters to denote a variable.

set name= "accounts" and the one-to-many class tag denote the association between the Customer and Account.

These options denote case sensitivity or necessity to ignore types of characters.

When the US and China use the word "strategic" to denote their relationship of adversarial symbiosis, it can mean they are trying too hard.

These nouns denote a number of animals, birds, or fish considered collectively, and some have human connotations.

You should also visually denote whether the Eclipse plug-in registry actually loaded a physically present plug-in.

Note : Figures in brackets denote the number of deaths with age unknown.

We've used Amazon's lists in the past to denote the top selling laptops especially during Christmas shopping periods.

Tags denote actions for creating dialog between a human voice and speech recognition system.

For this reason, pathologists denote the region under the cap as the lipid or necrotic core.

In some cases of XML schema evolution, different namespaces denote different versions of the schema.

All of these nouns denote mental distress.

Appropriate icons are used to denote the various stages or modes of the document, such as check-out, locked, and draft.

These verbs denote concurrence with another's views, proposals, or actions.

If data attached to the flow is irrelevant, we use blue arrows to just denote the flow direction.

Note: Working days denote Monday to Friday excluding General Holidays.

These nouns denote conditions of serious mental disability.

The logo was stamped on Peugeot kitchen gadgets to denote the quality of their steel.

denote the Gamma and incomplete Gamma functions with usual notations.

Working days denote Monday to Friday excluding General Holidays.

Welding seam performed in prefabrication shop denote with "S " .

The white cubes denote parts within the tolerance band.

Percentages in brackets denote proportions to totals.

Micron: Alternative term for Micrometre. A unit to denote the caliper of paper and board.

These nouns denote the physical organism of a person or an animal.

A way is found to denote the relation of the complex system.

The term epiblema is sometimes used instead to denote the outermost layer of cells in the root.

A user can log in to an XMPP server multiple times, and in this case, the resource can denote a location.

These nouns denote an imperfection or deficiency of character.

Let M denote the Buffer's size (which is normally 20 bytes) and B denote the chosen size of a memory block.

The numbers denote at which floors the elevator will stop, in specified order.

The phrase was used by this country's founders to denote equality before the law.

The wide ears denote wisdom, ability to listen to people who seek help and to reflect on spiritual truths.

If you see words such as these that denote something as certain or absolute, make sure that it is, indeed, certain.

Once again we use a word to denote its equivalence class and write equality to express equivalence.

trust, faith, confidence, reliance, dependence These nouns denote a feeling of certainty that a person or thing will not fail.

A term to denote information in a computer based message system that is available to all authorized users.

Figures in brackets denote year-on-year percentage changes.

Used before nouns and noun phrases that denote a single but unspecified person or thing.

Silver, gold and platinum cards denote wealth classes.

The flashing lights denote dangerous roads ahead.

One complex number is used to denote each diploid and define the genetic operators.

These nouns all denote the agitation and anxiety caused by the presence or imminence of danger.

Italicized items denote nicknames used on the IRC channel.

oil surface clearance to denote a consistent position oil.

Used before a proper name to denote a type or a member of a class.

In Java 5, the ellipsis notation was created to denote methods with variable length arguments.

They simply denote a set that uniquely identifies the entity.

Tense is used to denote an action or the state of existence and the time.

notation is just the way physicists denote "a vector (or state) called X" .

All instructions are carried out using a register called the accumulator, which we shall denote by A .

The language of genealogy is used to denote the relationship of nodes to their near neighbors.

1 be fixed, and denote the subset of space such that for any element problem : has a nontrivial solution.

Control does not automatically denote that a link is a visited link.

We use juxtaposition to denote conjunction, AB means both A and B.

We use the term "composability" to denote this quality.

You can then allocate URIs in space you control to denote licenses.

Figure 11: Thicker lines in the Call Graph denote more memory-intensive functions.

The symbol H is the code sign used by some futurists to denote an enhanced version of humanity.

Keyword to denote a parameter array in the parameter list.

For the time being, assume it is a way to denote the age attribute of Person.

So people eat them to denote union, harmony and happiness for the family.

Do the stickers denote the number of killed pedestrians?

Usually the cards were duplicated and special notations written on columns 73 to 60 to denote another version.

The keyword var is used to denote an instance variable in JavaFX.

We denote the complement of the region R to the entire space E3 by Rc.

Notes: Figures in brackets denote new routes introduced in 1999.

Icons in the list of objects denote object types.

Tuple is a JPA-defined interface to denote a row of data.

denote A quick pulse often denotes fever.

denote, mean, indicate silica n.

where i and t denote loan and time respectively.

What is the visual clue to denote the charge and blink upgrades? Thanks.

Next, you need to annotate the class in order to denote it as a JAX-WS Web service implementation.

The bars denote the absolute value .

Fill the blanks with the words which denote place.

Fill the blanks with the words which denote time.

Dark clouds denote a coming storm.

The six solid arrows in Figure 3-1 denote conversions without information loss.

Points 204 and 206 denote the short circuit (low impedance) points in the first conductor 102 which resonates at the low band.

These verbs are compared as they denote perception of the nature and significance of something.

A grace note is a kind of music notation used to denote several kinds of musical ornaments.

These signs denote that a crisis is approaching.

For example, they denote that there was bad weather or that workers were tired.

Hue That quality by which we recognize one colour from another and which we denote by name. For example: red, orange, green, etc.

where 1 and 2 denote the luxury and basic products types.

It could be useful to denote things such as the sun's mass (2. 2 hellatons) and energy output (approximately 0. 4 hellawatts).

In Russian, there are not only personal pronouns, but also possessive pronouns and personal forms of verbs to denote deictic meanings.

The formatting objects denote typographic elements such as page, paragraph, rule, and so forth.

Listing 3 shows how to denote a publication list.

In the description, you specify variables using {0} to denote the first annotation, {1} to denote the second annotation, and so on.

You can enter a numeric character prior to the tilde to denote how many alpha characters you want to change.

For example, for each person in your project who is actively working on tasks, you might use the word Labor to denote the budget type.

All these nouns denote something, such as a house or school, constructed for human habitation or use.

A message stereotype has a property to denote its assumed encoding form (for example, SOAP-literal, SOAP-rpc, ASN. 1, and so on).

Usually formatted as a horizontal list of text links, often with left-pointing arrows between them to denote hierarchy

Closing to the seat and crossing the arms denote that they do not willing to go on discussion;

To know, to feel, to play me once again Do you denote from what we feel Do you not know, I see you play the game Do you denote.

sun - the sun dete generally denote one of an obscure white colour mixed with red ;

words like many, often, soon, which are also quantifiable but denote not so much a condition of uncertainty as a quantity imprecisely known;

cause, reason, occasion, antecedent These nouns denote what brings about or is associated with an effect or result. A

but denote not so much a condition of uncertainty as a quantity imprecisely known;

Specification for a basic symbol to denote the actual or potential presence of ionizing radiation

To denote parameters, so the WHERE clause would look like this

Links are often of varying sizes when arranged in a tag cloud to denote popularity

argue, quarrel, wrangle, squabble, bicker These verbs denote verbal exchange expressing conflict of positions or opinions. To

Invocation flags can be used to denote what action to take with the member

These options denote if a property is required, or is a collection key property, etc. If not specified its value is assumed to be

The element can also optionally be used to denote single-lines of content, if you prefer it to the more concise @: sequence

Used before singular or plural nouns and noun phrases that denote particular, specified persons or things:

Figures in denote passenger casualties of goods vehicles with proper seat in goods compartment

If it be not, then love doth well denote

Figures in denote passenger casualties of motor cycles with crash helmet worn

Figures in denote standing passenger casualties of public buses

secondly, the PDF is extended to denote target transition probability in 3-D Cartesian coordinate;

Infringement is most frequently used specifically to denote encroachment on another's rights, such as those granted by a copyright

Figures in denote passenger casualties with seat belt worn

Quiz is used most frequently to denote the informal examination of students to verify their comprehension of classwork or reading:

The following strings denote other tokens

denote 1. to be a name of

To denote the first annotation,

Some Ideas on How to Denote Quantity and Unit in Graphs and Tables in Medical Papers