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An indirect measure of a broad concept which can't be measured directly. Eg the visible wear in a museum carpet in front of an exhibit is an indicator of the exhibit's popularity. See also performance indicator and proxy and validity.
Ãâó: www.audiencedialogue.org/gloss-eval.html
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A condition or change that indicates a non-normal condition in a part. Also used as an measurement that may be a flaw. The term indication is sometimes thought to be less judgemental than a flaw but they are synonyms. Some have argued that indication is an uninterpreted measurement but I have yet to encounter a convincing example.
Ãâó: www.xdcr.com/UT_terms.html
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floating object placed on the leader or end of the fly line to "indicate" the take of the fly by a fish or to indicate the path of the drift of the fly; used when nymph fishing with a slack line; very effective. Return to Top
Ãâó: www.orvis.co.uk/intro.asp
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In biology, an organism, species, or community, that indicates the presence of certain environmental conditions.
Ãâó: www.rmsc.org/communitylearning/partners/wec/glossa...
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A designation placed on a case in the Federal Case Registry that a person involved in the case has been associated with child abuse or domestic violence. The designation is used to prevent the disclosure of the location of a custodial parent or a child believed to be at risk for family violence.
Ãâó: www.ocs.state.vt.us/Handbook/glossary.htm
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