indices

[ in-duh-seez ]

noun

1. a plural of index.

indices

/ ˈɪndɪˌsiːz /

noun

1. a plural of index

Example Sentences

“Despite their different focuses, both indices offer insights into how inflation is shaping society,” said Santos.

From Seattle Times

Google has previously stated that it “cannot and does not screen the sites before including them in the indices from which such automated search results are gathered.”

From Seattle Times

Researchers studied more than 27,000 observations of monthly consumer price indices around the world, and then ran those figures through a fixed-effects regressions model to ascertain how climate change impacts inflation.

From Salon

"Because the immersion oil and glass have nearly identical refractive indices, the light that passes through them does not bend."

From Science Daily

"These travel-pattern-related driver behavior indices are known to be indicative of the changes in older drivers' cognition and physical functions since they tend to incorporate deliberate avoidance strategies to compensate for age-related deficits," said Tappen.

From Science Daily

Related Words

• indicator
• ratio