Sentence examples for application means from inspiring English sources

A certification checklist "more daunting than a private-school application" means money not spent to upgrade the furnace or add more insulation.

This can be scary for Clearing students – you might worry that your relatively late application means that all the best options have long-gone.

The opportunities for the applications of biophysics seem limitless because the lengthy delay between the development of a research instrument and its application means that many scientific instruments based on physical principles already known will be shown to have important potential for medicine.

Erin earlier studied English at Gustavus Adolphus College, in St. Peter, Minn., and then spent two years teaching English in the Peace Corps in Kyrgyzstan in central Asia — which, as she pointed out in her application, means she won't have a problem with whatever toilets we encounter.

Section 4 addresses the validation of the derived model by statistical and application means.

Updating the code for a multi-tenant application means rolling out and testing a single instance of the application.

[Associated Press via WABC-TV] City Council members approved $20,000 for a nonprofit to develop a new mobile phone application meant to document overly aggressive catcallers.

(For iPhone; $2.99) iHandy Carpenter Five carpenter's tools in a single application mean less sifting through an old toolbox to hang a picture.

Georgia hopes that the many loose ends in Russia's WTO application mean that other countries too will welcome a chance to apply a bit more pressure on pricey rail freight costs, for example.Perhaps.Perhaps

bDecreased mean value when after treatment application mean value was subtracted from before treatment application mean value.

Proto is a Windows based mashup application meant to join your desktop apps with the web.