Sentence examples for applied means from inspiring English sources

"We develop tools and technologies that other people use for more applied means," he said.

A soft spot for extreme levels of distortion brutally applied means his records come with warnings: How Wet Is Your Box cautioned: "this is no pressing failure".

To allow the statistical analysis, we applied means, regression and Expectation Maximization (EM) imputation methods to fill in missing values.

The fact that crippling sanctions have finally been applied means that Israel is more likely to give these sanctions and the related diplomatic offensive a chance to work.

But the way it is being applied means that the developed ("Annex 1") countries bear all the burden of mitigation whereas developing ("non-Annex 1") countries benefit from the CDM and are not required to limit their emissions at all.Special report Getting warmer Is it worth it?

The empirical Bayes model applied means that we performed a "global" smoothing across the 12 parishes.

In 1993, Congress took away the RECs' loans at 2% interest and applied means-testing to any of the 881 co-operatives wanting more money.

What does "applied" mean for work that was always presumably intended for use?

This work present simulations with non-zero applied mean strains and geometric discontinuities that were not previously considered for calibration.

Fatigue tests were carried out at different stress ratios (0.1, 0.3 and 0.7) finding that a different failure mechanism takes place with higher applied mean stresses.

With PEEP1 applied, mean FRC in semi-Fowler's was 246 ml or 56% greater than mean horizontal FRC.