Sentence examples for conversion meaning from inspiring English sources

Halfpenny missed the conversion, meaning that a converted try by Clermont could yet win the game.

When the pope recently met with American cardinals to discuss the unfolding scandal, he condemned sexual abuse as a crime but he also urged the cardinals to be mindful of "the power of conversion," meaning the possibility of a repentant sinner finding salvation.

Dureau missed the conversion, meaning the Exiles trailed 12-4 at half-time.

In the nucleotide positions where ambiguous bases (e.g., K, M) and missing data (e.g., −) are present, the special character "?" is used for the conversion, meaning that these positions are not considered for classification purpose (i.e., only the certain bases are taken into account).

Google announced today that marketers and advertisers promoting iOS applications can now monitor conversions – meaning app downloads – using Google's AdWords.

"I didn't want anyone to interpret my conversion as meaning I thought they weren't Jewish enough," he told me.

Users won't need special glasses to view the 3D images on the picture frame, which will be rented to users of the conversion service (meaning Nikon won't sell it separately).

All models have the CELL processor on board and feature what Toshiba calls "Real Time 2D3D Conversion Technology", meaning (you guessed it) users will be able to turn 2D images into 3D images instantaneously.

This kind of amplitude limiter, which keeps the argument difference between input and output as a constant, realizes so-called amplitude-modulation to amplitude-modulation (AM-AM) conversion [10], meaning that |L(s k))| depends only on |s k)|.

Consult a book or website on tarot/playing card conversions and meaning and Rune symbols and meanings.

Proportionately, people spend more money and time online here than in other countries, but sites here also grapple with some of the worst conversion problems, too — meaning they get a lot of visits that aren't converting to sales.