Sentence examples for designated means from inspiring English sources

The advancement of technology also has the affordance of documenting users' behavior in using the designated means (e.g., animation, inquiry learning tools, simulation) when progressing along with the online assessment (Ryoo and Linn 2012; Ryoo and Bedell 2017).

Sheree Whitfield is the designated mean girl of the group, a socialite and divorcee who says her goal is to "maintain the same lifestyle, if not better".

G samples were composed mono-sized grains having a mean designated mean size.

This means that what is designated by means of them cannot be real, but can only reflect the way the world appears to us, not the way it really is.

The librarians say the courthouse's status as a designated landmark means that they are not allowed to hang a sign on the building's exterior.

Jorge Posada's switch to designated hitter means he will have more time to exert his intense leadership in the dugout — no small thing.

In order to deal with negative propositions, Armstrong Armstrongg 1997) invokes a certain kind of facts which he calls 'totality facts', facts which can be designated by means of expressions of type 'the fact that X are all the Fs that there are', where 'X' is a rigid plural designator and 'F' a predicate.

Section 33 designated the means of execution as "hanging... by the neck until dead".

* Unless otherwise designated as mean and SD Three approaches were then taken in the analysis of the proteomic results across the sample set: characterization of peptide and protein abundances across all subjects, correlation among proteins across sample sets, and correlation of protein abundances with three external CSF biomarkers.

The quasi-modal actuator is also designed to actuate the designated modes by means of modulating the voltage distribution of the piezoelectric actuator patches, and a criterion for optimal placement of the actuator patches is presented based on the energy and control spillover consideration.

ΔCq was designated as the mean Cq (mean of duplicates) of a miRNA in a sample subtracted by the mean Cq (mean of duplicates) of two reference genes in the same sample.