Sentence examples for Key means from inspiring English sources

Amplitude demodulation is a key means of diagnosing bearing faults.

International mail is a key means of furthering economic, social, and cultural links between nations.

Stratigraphic charts are the other key means of moving around in the geology hall.

Sidewalk asset management is one of the key means of promoting active recreational and utilitarian travel.

McAuley says the industry is supported by the government and subsidised "off-budget" through some key means.

The other key means of ensuring fair play in American football, basketball and baseball is the draft process.

And in a natural disaster, keeping the 1 25,000 maps under military lock and key means more lives lost.

Plasma processes are key means to deposit or etch thin films during the manufacture of integrated circuits.

Education has been considered a key means of changing people's risk perception of or attitude toward, nuclear technology.

These encouraging results demonstrated that manifold diffusion is a key means to enable accurate computer-aided diagnosis of renal lesions.

Meanwhile, the EU remains the key means by which any greenish UK government might push for greater international action – but we don't like it very much.