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signal

[sig-nl] / ˈsɪg nl /






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"Also, prolonged vibration changes the reactivity of the neuromuscular spindles and alters the signal sent to the brain."

From Science Daily

But choppy hiring conditions persist, a dynamic that will likely keep the unemployment rate squarely in focus and signals a more muted jobs growth environment this year.

From Barron's

Federal Reserve officials have signaled in recent months that they’re carefully monitoring the jobless rate.

From Barron's

In his first interview with the club's media channels, he used the word 'win' 14 times - a clear signal that he understands the only way to repair this fractured relationship is through results.

From BBC

Pentagon official Michael Duffey says the arrangement will offer “an unwavering, long-term demand signal” from government, which gives companies the certainty they need to invest capital.

From The Wall Street Journal