Indicating [verb]

Second, Wizards GM Tommy Sheppard has indicated that Wall’s game is in a good place after his extended recovery period.

Jane Horvath, Apple’s global head of privacy, said the company delayed the requirement to “give developers the time they indicated they needed to properly update their systems and data practices.”

The result could indicate that supercooled water has a “critical point” — a certain pressure and temperature at which two distinct phases merge into one.

She has not indicated whether this would affect school reopenings.

A final analysis indicates that the vaccine is safe and 95 percent effective at preventing illness, the companies announced November 18.

Meanwhile, polls tracking key Senate races—like those indicating that reelected Republican incumbents Susan Collins of Maine and Thom Tillis of North Carolina were in real danger of losing their seats—also proved wide of the mark.

So, for example, a periodic pattern in a sequence that models a billiard ball would indicate that the billiard ball is bouncing off the same sequence of sides over and over.

Exoplanet studies indicate that there are billions of worlds the same size as Earth, whose orbits would make them good places for liquid water.

Our analysis indicates that an average large company could spend up to 45% of one year’s profits in resilience measures and still come out ahead over a decade.

Tesla’s rise indicated an advancing market for consumer EVs.