Sentence examples for in on mean from inspiring English sources

After the show Soulja Boy posted to his Twitter feed, "yo some dude got his head beat in on mean mug in the crowd LOL!!! i was like YES YES!!!!") He was shirtless by that point, down to his ocean of tattoos and pair of gold chains.

To "home in on" means, of course, to "proceed or direct attention toward an objective (science is homing in on the mysterious human process — Sam Glucksberg)." The citation is from Webster's 9th, first published in 1983, which makes no mention of "hone in".

The company valuation he'd get in on would mean that such an acquisition would represent a 5x return, over something like three months.

The CI also decreased at the early phase in ON, where the mean area remained stable.

A trim brake was installed in 1994 on Mean Streak's first drop to reduce its overall speed, therefore, reducing track wear and increasing ride comfort.

The effects of Cinnamomum zeylanicum methanol extract (MECZ) were examined acutely and chronically in vivo on mean arterial blood pressure (MABP) of rats previously treated with L-NAME.

Taking the U.S. News & World Report Professional School Rankings in 2008 based on Mean Reputation Score, Duke ranks 7th among national universities.

In other words, 'relay-on' means that the relay always transmits signal.

The mean improvement in "on average" pain intensity was 1.6 points.

But there may be other common ground, in particular on means-testing.

Another issue to consider is that our conditions differed in initial mean scores on some variables.