Sentence examples for encountered meaning from inspiring English sources

Waterproofing was one problem the team encountered, meaning they had to change their design to improve its ability to withstand water ingress and humidity.

In order to evaluate the routing strategy based on the sociability concept, we first propose a simple model where the sociability indicator of each node is computed by looking at its direct encounters, meaning that it only considers single-hop neighbors.

Ms Brooks was editing The Sun at the time of the encounter, meaning she would have had no direct responsibility for how the Sunday title handled its response to Goodman's arrest.

I lied to people I knew very well as well as people with whom I'd have a fleeting encounter, meaning where lying wasn't even necessary.

Over the years, I have encountered well-meaning parents requesting lists of alumni for their students who were simply "too busy" to come to the career center.

This interaction is favored in the encounter landscape, meaning that the protein DNA complex is highly sampled but not stable.

So, here are some of the more common terms and phrases encountered nowadays, whose meaning has altered somewhat.

The basic theme of this paper is the extension to sense-experience of the strong distinction between the mind and its objects which we have encountered in connection with meaning.

In the light of the resurrection, however, Jesus' followers encountered the same life, meaning and community they had experienced in Jesus' presence.

There she encounters well-meaning professors and students determined to define her based on their own ideas of minority students.

What is always at stake in encounters with (cy borgs, meaning, with any sort of inorganic infection of the biotic, is "humanity".