Sentence examples for beats means from inspiring English sources

Anything above or below those beats means that you should wrap the bandage more loosely than normal.

Anything above or below those beats means that you should wrap the bandage more loosely than normal.. Once you have found the pulse, look at a clock and count how many pulses you feel within a minute's time.

Dinger's not-quite-robotic mid-tempo 4/4 beats meant that Neu! is widely considered driving music par excellence.

Mr. Montano, whose songs range from smooth ballads to frenetic beats meant to incite dancing, said he was making greater efforts to tap into the mainstream through collaborations with writers, producers and managers who have global connections.

We registered ventricular premature beats mean (VPB), ventricular couplets, triplets and ventricular tachycardias (VT).

Smoking was also associated with increased ectopic beats (mean of 5.3/h prior to smoking to 9.8/h during smoking to 11.3/h during the hour after smoking; p<0.001).

Of these, 27 showed brief VT (3 to 10 beats): 17 presented triplets (mean rate 138 beats/min) and 10 presented runs from 4 to 10 beats (mean rate 170 beats/min).

In daily clinical routine, standard deviation of all normal RR intervals (SDNN) and mean of R-R intervals for normal beats (Mean RR) are used for HRV measurement and basic analysis.

"Everyone who has lived through a war, any sort of war, knows that beat means, not so much weariness, as rawness of the nerves," said John Clellon Holmes, trying to define the Beat generation in the late 1950s.

And the fact that they are so hard to beat means that up-and-coming politicians usually bide their time and wait for a retirement or open seat rather than do battle with an incumbent.

All that and a short-term revenue and profit beat means that Microsoft shareholders are enjoying a nice price jump today.