It might, for example, mean that you got several things done in "one stop".
Two-income households, for example, mean more spending on takeout food and day care.
Higher temperatures, for example, mean reduced snow melt from the Sierras, on which California's reservoirs depend.
He says he asked a philosopher friend what does a word – like planet, for example – mean.
Worries about child abductions, for example, mean that people are likely to welcome such devices.
Does failure to subscribe to income redistribution, for example, mean that you are automatically a bigot, especially in the South?
This difference is very minor and does not, for example, mean that the internal software is different.
"This could, for example, mean introverts and extroverts have a different number of layers of friends," they suggest.
Does this example mean that when a company has activist executives, it doesn't need an activist CEO?
That, he said, would for example mean ending fund raising efforts but still signing letters and so forth.
The recording facilities on handhelds, for example, mean they can be used as portable digital "sketchbooks" in ways that laptops cannot.
