Sentence examples for apparent means from inspiring English sources

What begins as a jeu becomes, under sufficiently imaginative scrutiny, the apparent means to more radical artistic advance.

Marty is stuck in the 1950s, with no apparent means of getting back to the future – his car out of nuclear juice.

The hijackers' stay here also shows how, in an area that speaks many languages and keeps absorbing immigrants, a few young men with no apparent means of support and no furniture can settle in for months without drawing attention.

Furthermore – and this is the big one – Judgment Day has already happened, the machines are in control and those few humans who remain alive are living in a wasteland with no apparent means of production or steady source of food.

Furthermore, it is plain that it is the function of one and the same art to discern the real and the apparent means of persuasion, just as it is the function of dialectic to discern the real and the apparent syllogism.

His comfortable win in Oregon, meanwhile, shows that the Vermont senator, while lacking the apparent means to achieve the necessary delegate count, is still in the game – both in terms of message and of illuminating the enduring lack of enthusiasm for Clinton, now within 100 delegates of clinching the nomination.

The proposed method accounts for dynamical processes in the aquifer and complements more traditional assessments of susceptibility using (apparent) mean water age.

Therefore, the apparent mean ages of groundwater 3 m in depth are 43.5 years at S6 and 40 years at S15, respectively (Table 2).

The apparent mean rate constant is given by keflx = 1/τ.

The apparent mean spFRET efficiency, ⟨ Em⟩, and the peak half-width, σm, were determined from Gaussian fits to the data.

Despite apparent mean differences, there was an overlap of individual variations between the populations, both in a PC analysis and in a canonical variate analysis.