Sentence examples for conversion means from inspiring English sources

The conversion means changing not only the system's refrigerant, but also replacing all the hoses, seals and service valves.

Bypassing the on-board hardware that does that conversion means avoiding a bottleneck and reducing charging time.

The conversion means that Iran now has less of the uranium needed to make a bomb, reducing the sense of urgency among the six powers, and Israel, that its nuclear program needs to be slowed.

(A window conversion means a customer sees a window display and then decides to enter the store).

This OER conversion means the volunteers are contributing to the growing library of materials left on the ground, and their impact is felt even after they leave Kumasi.

Among the renewable sources, solar energy plays a significant role in aspects of accessibility of resource and diversity of energy conversion means.

Bernard Foley's conversion meant the difference was just four points.

A second Ben Botica conversion meant it became 14-6 to Conor O'Shea's men.

Does his color conversion mean he may someday even embrace his wife's beloved green living-room walls?

Not everybody agreed, but Sinfield's conversion meant it was almost impossible for Leeds to be caught.

When she returned to the enclave, she was told that her conversion meant nothing — her father's sin still made her ineligible for marriage.