The points--100 denoting nirvana--are awarded by reviewers at Wine Spectator, Wine Advocate and other oenophilic publications.
Both black and white are seen as denoting status, luxury and quality, she says.
Davis' wife, Kathleen, hung a map of Texas in their living room, with pushpins denoting each rig's location.
Mounted near his Fabindia-made desk is a map of the country covered with dots denoting the firm's supply centers.
All price segments saw robust growth in 2011, denoting interest among consumers for the entire range of Swiss watches.
He reasoned that if his neighbors could see a heat map denoting where the gutter bandits were operating, preventive action could be taken.
Its recent campaign for Zipcar on bus stops across London featured hyper-local posters denoting local landmarks to show just how much of London Zipcar has covered.
Frequent fliers get free ID cards and Q Bag Tags, with bag tag colors denoting status level at the airline (black for platinum, gold, silver and bronze).
Color, too, is used effectively, with text panels in red, for instance, denoting high danger and those in black symbolizing the cutoff of avenues of escape once World War II began.
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Rossore, the image denoting the type of relic enclosed.
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When the holographic information in an image is transferred to a computer, that image can be interpreted as a series of troughs of varying depths, denoting the pressure of the pen strokes used to make them.
As with the term resource, HR and corporate strategy also treat behavior in a neutral sense, denoting a measureable set of actions that can enable business outcomes, not something that is to be manipulated through fear or chicanery.
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