Sentence examples for In a means from inspiring English sources

The change of (r_{n}) in (a) means the process of regime switching of system (1.3) among subsystems (6.3), (6.4) and (6.5).

The words illustrate the operations of MUEs and SBSs in the corresponding stage while the shades of each box intuitively show the signal strength, e.g., the white box in a means a zero power.

The Smart Cover remains a popular accessory with iPad owners, so building in a system that enhances its ability to deliver information in a means beyond audio notices would indeed be beneficial for users.

The profiles are developed in a means comparable to profiles of other diseases already published.

Several items would come in handy should you wish to remain technologically engaged with society: a small or medium solar panel charger, small rainwater collection kit (water stowage), a tent large enough to stand and not feel cramped up in, a means to cook food, at least two weeks worth of easy-to-carry rations and either a consistent financial source, or the skills to barter.

Id.The Federal Circuit refers to this as a "two-step process". Slip op. at 4. First, the court determines whether the claim is drafted in a means-plus-function format, thus invoking § 112(f).

Meanwhile, in a mean little Icelandic port, a huge ferry docks.

Only if you think of caricature in a mean and narrow vein.

Boom Boom looks in a mean mood as does Sam Stosur, who is already up against Puchovka.

"The way we were aggressive, it wasn't in a mean way to get people hurt.

Ali played the race card against Frazier in a mean-spirited way.