Sentence examples for a set means from inspiring English sources

More serious, except not really very serious, is the question of who is going to shake hands with whom: three men on a set means one has to wait while the other two go first.

Mr. Michaels said the show would use a set meant to capture "the one thing that hasn't changed".

On a set meant to look like a cozy, slightly tacky New York apartment (she said she decorated it herself), Ms. Ray casts herself as America's big sister.

Here, is a symmetric set means that implies for any permutation matrix.

A fourth set meant a longer wait for the start of the Murray v Nadal match, yet it was plainly what everyone wanted.

In our case a real data set means data obtained with real experiments from a real biological system.

Tukey's multiple comparison test is one of several tests that can be used to determine which means among a set of means differ from the rest.

Because a larger cooperating set means that each HeNB with stronger measurement capability can monitor more interference sources, and the more precise SINR term can be obtained.

For example, the names in my family make up a set – mine means 'paper', my sister's 'ink' and, finally, my brother's name means 'pen'.

A set A means thick if for every representation of A as the union of an increasing sequence of sets, A = ⋃ n = 1 ∞ A n, ( A n + ), there exists an index m such that A m is norming.

Computing power for a linear model involving repeated measures requires specifying a set of means and a covariance matrix.