Sentence examples for a mean that from inspiring English sources

An exponential life distribution with a mean that is a log-linear function of stress, and a cumulative exposure model are assumed.

Such variability in fitness effects suggests that we might be able to describe the distribution of fitness effects among synonymous mutations in much the same way as we do for any other kind of mutation, including non-synonymous ones: the distribution should be modal, with a mean that is on average negative and a right-hand tail that encompasses at least some beneficial mutations.

We have to calculate it, then, with a mean that lets these characteristics being represented as accurately as possible.

Would it be appropriate to the report the mean as 10.3748 cm? No, as this would be reporting a mean that is falsely precise.

The uncertainty of project costs is assumed to be a normal distribution with a mean that is equal to the medium costs.

In this respect the definition of stylistic virtue follows the same scheme as the definition of ethical virtues in Aristotle's ethical writings, insofar as both the stylistic virtue and the virtue of character are defined in terms of a mean that lies between two opposed excesses.

Be mine a modest mean that knows not care.

On the other hand, action languages include operators like and <ν> which are prefixed to a well-formed formula A. On Segerberg's interpretation, A (<ν>A) mean that 'after every (some) way of performing action ν it is the case that A'.

A: He meant that I should talk less.

A value of "NONE" will mean that only a mean DTF value will be used.

I mean that as a compliment.