Sentence examples for all three means from inspiring English sources

In the Gita the god Krishna praises all three means but favours bhakti-marga, which was accessible to members of any class or caste.

The minimum mechanical energy dissipation, ranging from 1.5 to 7.2Wm−3, necessary to create sufficient turbulence for film formation, was of a similar order of magnitude for all three means of transport enhancement.

Most of these cities aren't in imminent danger of bankruptcy or default, but fiscal irresponsibility, a deteriorating tax base, soaring pension costs or a combination of all three means residents may want to consider moving before they get stuck with the bill.

Similarly, all three means were lower among patients who were diagnosed with PD up to 5 years prior to the study compared to those who had been diagnosed with PD for more than 5 years.

While the means of these segments differ from one another, all three means are lower than those of the substrings from higher states (δ1 and δ2), because the means of segments in state 0 are drawn from a distribution that is shifted toward lower values.

In case of clinical or technical anomaly (or both), the device emits additional warning messages, which are immediately delivered via the service centre to the physician, by e-mail, fac simile, or text messages, or by all three means (Table  1 ).

The advent of Netflix, Amazon and Now TV – somehow I have managed to end up with all three – mean linear broadcasters are not just competing with each other any more.

After all, one means of proving that the races prefer to be separate would have been to test the proposition in the voting booth.

Getting agreement for all four means that opposition from their opponents would have to be overcome.

One point meant "not at all"; five meant "extremely".

Analysis of variance indicated that all four mean VAS scores were significantly different from one another (F 3,3848) = 594.8, p < 0.01).