Sentence examples for evident means from inspiring English sources

We also propose a planning algorithm based on combinatorial auctions (CA) that allows to express commodity of multiple transportation scenarios by evident means of the bids.

Still, you can sympathize with the Issifus, faced with a future in what Mr. Kurtis calls "the simple life of the Middle Ages": no electricity but plenty of illiteracy; no sewers and not many paved roads; five or six wives to a man and no evident means of support.

The cognitive dissonance of being viscerally aware of how they are not offering the right service and the inability to do anything about it, in particular within the constraints of the organizations or really, their own personal limitations that force them to turn a blind eye to evident means of innovation and progress to protect their position is a dramatic daily crisis of consciousness.

Mild cognitive impairment was evident (mean MMSE 27.47, SD 1.46: mean Clinical Dementia Rating 0.14, SD 0.22).

"What does self-evident mean?" he asked his young audience.

For instance, mathematical skills are considered a "fundamental cultural competency for understanding the world" (Tenorth et al. 2010) and a "formal language that in many different forms has become a self-evident mean of communication in many professions and scientific disciplines" (Gschwendtner 2012).

Also, when non-BPD and former BPD infants were compared, no statistically significant difference in mean FRCpleth values normalized to body weight was evident; the means (with 95% CIs) were 22.7 (21.9-23.4) mL/kg versus 22.8 (22.0-23.6) mL/kg; p = 0.855.

As a result, anthropogenic impact on Lake Dudinghausen was masked by these phosphorus-controlling processes from AD 1000 to 1850 and was not evident by means of DI-TP.

But the emotion in his voice as he accepted the award from Martina Navratilova in Miami was evident: this means an enormous amount to him, and he would have loved to be in Leeds to accept the award in person.

Anteriorization was also evident for mean total spectrum frequency, with mean frequency being higher in patients at bilateral pre-frontal, frontal and central sites.

"We hold these truths to be self-evident," similarly, means that we hold them to be so.