Examples of using Indicating in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Indicating that it is full.
Here are a few quotes indicating that.
Indicating light: double color.
I see body language indicating that you're fearful.
Indicating a Vitamin D deficiency.
People also translate
There are signs indicating this will happen soon.
Uh, I would need a vehicle and a map clearly indicating.
Handprints, indicating someone's been in there.
There are no labels on the bottles indicating what is inside.
Indicating that he was killed at one of his own job sites.
Increase in vocal volume, indicating emotional dissonance.
Indicating that the victim was most probably offed elsewhere.
By 8:50, the first texts indicating something is wrong.
A grade indicating that a student' s work is of very low quality.
There's a little box checked there, indicating a scar on his ankle.
Basically, indicating that he does not care about what scientists say.
Points around the outside of the building indicating cameras.
He shows us a form indicating that he's paid all the fines.
Whole city, there is not even a single stone indicating Jewish history.
Kaisla, the referee, indicating that the goal stands and the period is over.
And the fatal wounds are drawn from the thumb to the forefinger, indicating self-harm.
There is cartel radio traffic indicating possible movement Due to the storm.
SOA- Indicating a Start Of Authority(SOA) for the listed zone.
I brought a book to read,' she said, indicating… the book in her hand.
Fracture lines indicating high-velocity trauma. Most likely a gunshot.
Sterilization process is controlled by the digital display, indicating the sterilization stages.
A public certificate indicating a name change(if such a name change has occurred).
Enlargement of the mediastinum and reticulonodular lung patterns all indicating pulmonary TB.
Keep an eye on any signs indicating either high or low glucose levels.
Fake charts are created indicating a fake wall(which is a charting term).