(The men of Baz Benin gave themselves the monikers of Nubian royalty, which also happened to suggest, in Creole, menacing acts — piye, for example, means "to pillage").
Láadan is designed to express women's feelings better (widazhad, for example, means "to be pregnant late in term and eager for the end").
In the domain of arithmetic, a visual style might for example mean to visualize numbers and (intermediate) results, and a verbal style might mean, that numbers and (intermediate) results are verbally repeated.
My first job at the British Council consisted mostly of managing a British Embassy scholarship programme which, for example, meant having to interview, select, and later organise placements for Brazilian candidates at UK universities.
Lendl's devotion to golf, for example, meant that a clause was included allowing him to watch the final round of the Masters.
Nonstationarity is defined as the tendency of the statistical properties of a time series (for example, mean, SD) to vary during intervals throughout the time series.
The relaxation of the offside law, for example, means players have to cover more ground at a greater pace.
Facebook provided information in just 45percentt of those cases in India, but it did enact 5,832 cases of 'content restriction' in India — which might, for example, mean blocking access to a specific page or media hosted on the social network.
Few of us could say what 1 100,000, for example, means in relation to other common risk behaviours.
A 3x liquidation preference, for example, means the VC gets to take out 3 times his/her initial investment before founders and employees get anything.
