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Azure skies are indicative of good weather.

His investigation was indicative of his interest in this problem.

The paper illustrates the present indicative of independent clause from semantic and pragmatic point of …

The ponchos are indicative of the miserable weather the soldiers faced.

A bad name is indicative of the type of people you will be working with.

You can see the steady rise, indicative of a potential memory leak.

E. FHR accelerations and mild variable decelerations are indicative of a normally functioning autonomic nervous system.

During these ten months of war all kinds of views which are indicative of impetuosity have also appeared.

Freud believed that dreams are forms of wish fulfillment-in other words, indicative of our repressed desires.

We've seen previously that price is not indicative of the effectiveness of an anti-aging skin treatment.

The presence of spherules of iron in multiple dust samples is indicative of molten iron widely dispersed.

Owe protection function:when the battery voltage detected than setting , indicative of automatic valve, operation data automatically preserve.

Patients with no focal signs or symptoms indicative of cause should have ECG, cardiac enzymes, chest x-ray, and ABG.

Pulse conditions include beating of pulse, heart rate, output per beat, elasticity of blood vessels, and peripheral resistance. They are also indicative of life information of human body.

According to behavioral psychologist Dr. Elizabeth Schulz, Meyer's reading of entire books is abnormal and may be indicative of a more serious obsession with reading.

The gram stain shown here demonstrates many neutrophilic leukocytes, one of which contains gram negative intracellular diplococci indicative of Neisseria gonorrheae infection.

In both cases, we see that the independent elements of branding, usability, functionality and content structure aren't necessarily indicative of a site's success.

And these rings are indicative of the crystal structure of nickel and can be explained only by invoking wavelike properties of light.

Socrates: what a fine thing to say, Hippias! It's very indicative of your own wisdom, and of what a difference there is between people nowadays and the ancients.

Within the hindbrain, rhombomeres (r) 2 and 6 received inputs in distinct anterior-posterior patterns, potentially indicative of their role in visuomotor transformations.

The character Peng evokes a sentiment of glory and ambition in Chinese and is indicative of our desire for a successful Expo.

Twin culprits are killing Los Angeles at both ends: Turnovers and transition. Those are the categories indicative of focus and mental sharpness.

Although the mummies' actual hearts had been removed before entombment, the ct scans uncovered calcium deposits elsewhere in the bodies that are indicative of artery damage.

"While it is sad to see an increase in casualties, I don't think it is necessarily indicative of a major change in the operating environment," he said.

The fish is an exhibition of the delicate knife skills of Hangzhou chefs, and the sauce indicative of the sweet and sour flavors that are also characteristic of the region.

Nowadays the rapid development of leisure culture and leisure phenomenon is indicative of the necessity of a study from the perspective of aesthetics in addition to those approaches available.

The modern dismissal of honorifics, even disposing of Mr. And Mrs., on down to the shortening of names is indicative of the modern attitude toward the individual "Dick and Jane."

"To some extent, the hardness of a material is indicative of its resistance to abrasion and wear characteristics. Nickel plating is widely specified as a disc coating for butterfly valves."

Finally, Asian data is indicative of a Chinese slowdown, since around half of China's exports relate to processing goods made around Asia, and then shipping the finished products onwards.

This is often indicative of feeling overwhelmed or stressed. This also means something being avoided is catching up with them, or they aren't getting everything done in their lives.

On the one hand, the pick-up in headline inflation has been largely due to rising prices for food (particularly pork) that are not indicative of more generalised inflationary pressures.