Dantes was occupied in arranging this piece of wood when he heard Faria, who had remained in Edmond's cell for the purpose of cutting a peg to secure their rope ladder, call to him in a tone indicative of great suffering.

``Let your excellencies only leave the matter to me,''returned Signor Pastrini in a tone indicative of unbounded self confidence.

The palpitating greyness grew darker; then--though I was still travelling with prodigious velocity--the blinking succession of day and night, which was usually indicative of a slower pace, returned, and grew more and more marked.

The larvae, pupae, and adults can be found directly in the product while usually only the pupae and adults are found in the vicinity of the product. It is not practical to assume any person has knowledge of general entomology, so the following analysis focuses on the five major pests that most commonly infest stored products, beginning with the type of foods infested, signs indicative of a particular insect infestation, and a description of the larvae, pupae, and adults, including behavior, as well as appearance.

Therefore, elevated lactate is indicative of tissue hypoxia, hypoperfusion, and possible damage.

He is also known to speak differently depending on his company, indicative of his manipulative and untrustworthy nature: He freely speaks in black vernacular when among blacks, but adjusts his speech to sound "whiter" when dealing with his (largely) white business partners.

Schwartz claimed his experiments were indicative of survival, but do not yet provide conclusive proof.

(see Exhibit 9, the attestation, and the Curriculum Vitae, of the clinical trial monitor as to the appropriate blinding of the angiographic and MCG results from the relevant parties) • An MCG score of 4.0 or higher was considered indicative of a hemodynamically relevant coronary artery stenosis of >70% in at least one large-sized vessel.

Verbs are inflected for one of three "orders" ("indicative", the default; "conjunct", used for participles and in subordinate clauses; and "imperative", used with commands), as negative or affirmative, and for the person, number, animacy, and proximate/obviative status of both the subject and object, as well as for several different "modes" (including the "dubitative" and "preterit") and tenses.

Riley's last game was indicative of his last season, as the Chargers played well, but one poor play turned the tide.

His reasoning was that if the other team gained possession of the puck, it would be virtually impossible for the opposition to score from their end in the mere seconds that were left. No other coach would consider this radical move and was indicative of his innovative thinking.

Other symptoms are also indicative of brain damage, such as hypertrichosis and neurologically caused deafness.

They were indicative of great respect, and typically used when venerating a king.

There are five possible inflections for mode: indicative, subjunctive, optative, interrogative, and gerundial. Separate indicative modes occur for present-past, future, habitual past, and past punctual. The optative mode can be split into monitive, intentive, and hortatory.

Present-past indicative: The present-past indicative is marked by a null morpheme.

Future indicative: Future indicative is marked by /ma/.

Future indicative indicate a future punctual action, a directive or a mild imperative.

The past punctual indicative, marked simple with /'/, is a rare verb tense.

The indication of knobs at the base of a goose's bill is viewed negatively and is considered indicative of inbreeding.

This conclusion was based upon observations that the bones show signs of post-depositional wear, that they are all disarticulated, that complete skulls are lacking, that the majority of bones are large and that they tend to be aligned along a common axis indicative of the direction of water flow.

Though Wilder would say the band members had drifted as far apart as they had ever been, the emotional stress contributed to some of Depeche Mode's best tracks, including "In Your Room" and "Walking In My Shoes", which many felt were indicative of Gore's greatest works.

Consider an off-axis target - the image is displaced from the focal point, and the difference in signal intensity at the face of the horns is indicative of angular displacement.

There is relational intrusion from both offenders and targets in five different categories: Online social media helps to facilitate behaviors indicative of ORI and these behaviors have consequences for users on their privacy and security.

Apart from the high blood pressure, hematuria (blood in the urine) and proteinuria (protein loss in the urine) may be indicative.

The color is indicative of the presence of iron in the +3 oxidation state, embedded in an amorphous matrix.

Other finds have included pennant sandstone roof tiles and painted wall plaster, indicative of a substantial building that is more likely to have been a temple than a villa. Many of the finds are in the Somerset County and Weston-super-Mare Museums, with Romano-British pottery in the Blake Museum, Bridgwater.

The artist insisted the song was indicative of a music style he no longer wished to pursue, and won under threat to never record again should the song be released.

In his early portraits, van Eyck's sitters are often shown holding objects indicative of their profession.

They all wear matching uniforms and own a 0.1% share of MomCorp, indicative of the way she treats them like grunts instead of family.

The Neo-Mandaic verb may appear in two aspects (perfective and imperfective), three moods (indicative, subjunctive, and imperative), and three voices (active, middle, and passive).

The perfective forms are not only preterite but also resultative-stative, which is most apparent from the verbs relating to a change of state, e.g. "meḵtat eštā" ‘she is dead now,’ using the perfective of "meṯ" ~ "moṯ" ("māyeṯ") ‘to die.’ The indicative is used to make assertions or declarations about situations which the speaker holds to have happened (or, conversely, have not happened), or positions which he maintains to be true.

When marked by the morpheme "qə"-, it is used to express the indicative, but when it is not thus marked, it expresses the subjunctive.

Temporal Low-voltage Irregular Delta Wave. Temporal low-voltage irregular delta wave activity has been commonly detected in patients with ischemic brain diseases, particularly in association with small ischemic lesions and is seen to be indicative of early-stage cerebrovascular damage.

Although never established as an official labelmate, nor indicative of the classic "Hiero sound", SupremeEx's roots as Stinke — the creator and curator of Hieroglyphics.com between 1995 and 2001 — offer him a curious niche in helping broaden the Hiero discography.

The shooting of El-Sherbini's husband Okaz by the federal police officer, who mistook him for the attacker, was cited by El-Sherbini's brother as indicative of racism in Germany.

Although syntactically valid, "+all" is indicative of an administrator who does not care about SPF or the mail forgeries it detects.

The two US firms were involved in auditing – Trout Cacheris PLLC and Akim Gump (it could be seen indicative that the US Embassy in Ukraine set themselves apart from those firms).

Raman spectroscopy can be used to identify chemical compounds because the values of formula_5 are indicative of different chemical species.

Choctaw hogs have two distinctive characteristics indicative of their ancestors brought from Spain.

In the following examples the infinitive is compared to the 3rd person singular preterite indicative: Classification.

That is, if a parent language splits into three daughters A, B and C, and C innovates in a particular area while A and B don't change, then A and B will appear to agree against C. However, this example of a shared retention in A and B is not necessarily indicative of any special relationship among the two.

Another commonly-given example involves Gothic and Old Norse verbs with the ending "-t" in the 2nd person singular preterite indicative, while the West Germanic languages have "-i".

The naming convention used by SRT for its models are indicative of the vehicle's engine type.

Liquified or gelled Alpha-GPC may also be indicative of poor storage and thus have an increased likelihood of actual degradation.

The hairs were described as stranded or plumaceous and seen as corresponding to Stage II in the evolution of feathers and as indicative that pterosaur hair and dinosaur feathers were homologous.

Positive Blumberg sign or rebound tenderness is indicative of peritonitis.

She supports Allison's view that women/girls portrayed in their underwear (or naked) is a common motif in Japanese comics, and is most frequently accompanied by a masculine "viewer" whose voyeuristic presence is indicative of the male gaze.

In much the same vein, Bouissou states that Harenchi Gakuen 'smashed' the Japanese taboo against eroticism in children's comics, indicative of the rapidly changing cultural attitudes endemic to late 60s Japan.

I've carried that name around with me for years, and because my new album is so different from the last, and so indicative of who I am now, this feels like the perfect moment to use it.

The 1952 Kern County earthquake occurred on July 21 at the southern end of California's central valley and measured 7.3 on the moment magnitude scale with a maximum perceived intensity of XI ("Extreme") on the Mercalli intensity scale, though this intensity rating was not indicative of the majority of damage in the area.