Sentence examples for arrival meaning from inspiring English sources

The resolution also provides for inspection sites to be "frozen" on the inspectors' arrival, meaning that nobody, and nothing, can enter or leave the site until the inspections end.

"Where were you before?" he explained, was the first question every inmate asked a new arrival, meaning "Where were you incarcerated before?" Taubman told him that he was new to the prison system.

That still represents an improvement on the previous arrangement that ran until April 2015, dubbed the "blind faith" period by TI, under which an investor was trusted to open their UK bank account after arrival, meaning even less oversight of the origin of the funds was implemented.

As of Thursday the Italian interior ministry had registered 48,905 arrivals, meaning the total for 2015 is now above 50,000.

OLPC has taken a smart move by locking the sought-after devices just before shipment, with an unlocking key at the arrival point, meaning that if a shipment is intercepted, they machines can't be used.

However, for both saturation and non-saturation models, the access probability and/or the packet arrival rate meaning the number of generated packets per second were assumed to be fixed.

When that doesn't work out, and airline delays continue (actual "on-time zero" arrival rate (A0), meaning a plane arrives at or prior to its scheduled time of around 65percentt), it tells the government to work harder, do better, spend billions more dollars on a fix.

This model corresponds to a single server that has unlimited queue capacity and infinite calling population, while the arrival is Poisson process, meaning the statistical distribution of the inter-arrival times follow the exponential distribution and the distribution of the service time may follow any general statistical distribution.

But they were interested in the arrival, and meaning, of Jesus on earth.

The city's airport - a key regional transport hub - has been severely damaged, meaning the arrival of planes carrying aid had been delayed.

But the neighborhood has already gentrified — there are shiny new high-rises and the median income is $138,000 a year — meaning the arrival of the online retailer will be an additional boon to real estate investors, including possibly Amazon itself, according to the New York Times.