Signify

This is part of what sets it apart as a text adventure -- text is no longer just a combination of letters to signify a word, but also a complex interaction between words and their presentation style to signify something more.

If it came from halfway up the hill, this would signify all was well, but from the top of the hill it would signify danger.

Syncategoremata are terms which are necessary for logic, but which, unlike categorematic terms, do not signify on their own behalf, but 'co-signify' with other words.

According to Lars Krutak, an anthropologist who has studied Indigenous tattooing in about 35 countries, tattoos in those cultures were frequently used to signify tribal identity, as well as to mark rites of passage.

A pause may signify that eventually monetary policy easing could emerge as was expected heading into 2023.

As the country continues its efforts to uplift the lives of those in extreme poverty, the programme’s expansion and resource allocation in the 2023 budget signify a promising step toward achieving this goal.

At 11am, Sunday, November 12, the traditional firing of the gun will signify the start of the two-minute silence, with another firing to mark its conclusion.

CVS has since increased its focus on healthcare services in recent months, acquiring Signify Health for $8 billion and Oak Street Health for $10.6 billion earlier this year.

For example, a vast majority of headaches do not signify brain tumours, so it makes sense to consider more benign causes unless symptoms become severe.

For the nation in question, changing its name could signify a conscious effort to assert its cultural identity, decolonise its self-image, and preserve its historical and linguistic heritage.

It is a visual cue that Niantic has used in the past to signify major events in the game.

Joanderson Brito has gone 3-1 in the UFC and is on a three fight winning streak and if he can slow the momentum of Pearce it could signify that Britois the rising force at featherweight we should all be watching closely.

Most Trumpists call themselves “conservative,” which used to signify a belief in limited government, low taxes, free trade and freedom of conscience, but which under Trump signals tribal loyalty and revenge.

Point72 Asset Management L.P. lifted its stake in Signify Health by 88.8% during the second quarter.

Present to signify their steadfast support for the need for more women to be involved in STEAM-related industries are women advocates and champions from government institutions, the diplomatic corps and the academe.

Referring to the pieces as “skins,” the patterned works signify complex layers of Jewish history.

Signify Health aims to improve member experience, as well as focus on long-term goals like reducing costs and emergency department visits, Pierre said.

The audio recordings also signify Mahomes' self-assurance and weighty responsibility of carrying the burden of the entire team's success.

The building will consist of a composition of masonry and blackened metal to signify this history, according to the developers.

The firm also bought 2.8 million shares, valued at $90 million, in home health assessment firm Signify Health.