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Meanings of signalling in English

Portuguese
sinalização
Spanish
teoría de la señalización

In economics theory.

sinalização
Usage of signalling in English
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He found support across the political spectrum, signalling that changes are likely.
Reuters
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Mr Hale said petrol companies are signalling prices will start to fall.
Radio NZ
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In addition, activity of this signalling system is essential during embryonic development.
Pubmed
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Small-cap property stocks dominate trade, signalling a high level of retail activity.
Reuters
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Unlike most signalling molecules, NO is a gas in its natural state.
Jamaica Observer
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Soccer: Rangers have lodged legal papers signalling their intention to enter administration.
The Irish Times
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It is clear Blair was signalling a change in the interrogation policy.
The Guardian
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Drakeford appears to be signalling that this divide is no longer needed.
The Guardian
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The only time signalling is not needed is when driving straight ahead.
News.com.au
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Previous studies suggest that distinct signalling pathways are involved in these responses.
Pubmed
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However, many upstream signalling and downstream effector processes are only partially understood.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, we describe a novel stimulatory effect on a major signalling pathway.
Pubmed
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Doing finely, thank you; and, pardon me, but the general is signalling.
Tonio, Son of the Sierras: A Story of the Apache War
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They urged jurors to return a verdict signalling: You can't buy justice.
The Irish Times
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Koblat's flight control was already signalling him to leave the docking bay.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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Besides the above systems, signalling in the navy includes various other devices.
A Gunner Aboard the "Yankee" / From the Diary of Number Five of ...
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Portuguese
sinalização
Signalling through the time
Signalling across language varieties
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New Zealand
Common
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