Sentence examples for approach meaning from inspiring English sources

For the case of BCR, we use a mean field approach, meaning that we assess the potential of the whole BCR against the B cell epitope.

Liberty has pledged to take a "federated" approach, meaning it will work with other online ID technologies, or interoperate.

Wolfe's work takes a multivariate approach, meaning that he compares many combinations of characters in concert using computer programs.

They call it the "if it pays, it stays" approach, meaning that, by putting a monetary figure on animals, they become valuable and worthy of preservation.

Fluid-dynamic variables are searched with a probabilistic approach, meaning that for each variable the average, maximum and minimum solutions are calculated.

System Center is being deployed by Microsoft in a wave approach, meaning that different applications will be released over a number of years.

Quine approaches meaning from the point of view of 'radical translation' of a completely unknown language.

THE holidays are approaching, meaning gifts, budgeting, parties and other events — in other words, a hefty dose of stress.

The city is also encircled by villages from all other approaches, meaning a path to its centre is likely to be more prolonged and bloody.

Goody has spoken of wishing to withdraw from the limelight as the end approaches, meaning the wedding could be the final significant public event in a life defined by such exposure.

The Iranian delegate told the other members that "when it comes to dealing with extremists of the Taliban, there needs to be a mix of soft and hard approaches," meaning military action and political negotiations, Mr. Steiner said.