Indices [noun]

They are most important as indices to the development of art.

It will be noted that there is a tendency for each species to occupy the same relative position in each of the indices.

Quo innumerabiles libros et bibliothecas, quarum dominus vix tota vita indices perlegit?

Professor Schwalbe objects to the distinction, urging that the indices (92 and 86) are not sufficiently contrasted.

It has no indices or springs, and its indications are by the column of Mercury only.

But now he went laboriously through indices and cross-references while the ship continued travel onward.

The fact of this study appears in fragmentary remarks, indices and references, which George Romanes left behind him in note-books.

It contains an appendix, with brief tables of measurements and indices adapted for quick reference.

She was but a chance hireling in my offices, with the duty of sorting my papers and keeping indices of the same.

Low rate of wages, and food dear, here you have two certain indices of relative over-population.