Sentence examples for it means structural from inspiring English sources

In the long run, it means structural reform and a drive to create a genuine single market.

An earthquake of magnitude 4 or 5 is now considered possible, and could strike anytime, which means structural reinforcements should be made immediately.

Here "validated" means structural validity, staticaly checked by VCE, including correctness of the architecture, interfaces, and namings (full definitions in [32]).

(C ) Representative Norrin dimer displayed with the diameter of the Cα tube defined by Cα atom B factor (small tube means structural rigidity; large tube indicates structural flexibility).

Although measurement invariance is a requirement for valid comparisons of group means, structural invariance is a desirable, though unnecessary precondition for meaningful group comparisons [ 24].

(B ) Representative Fz4CRD displayed with diameter of the Cα tube defined by the B factor of the Cα atoms (small tube means structural rigidity; large tube indicates structural flexibility).

It means deep structural changes or what we economists usually call institutional reforms.

This conclusion is also relevant from the engineering point of view, as it means that structures and structural elements with ordinary mass-damping properties can exhibit sustained vibrations in flow speed ranges where no excitation is predicted by classical theories of vortex-induced vibration and galloping.

But he emphatically does not mean structural change.

"Cracks don't mean structural damage," said John E. Osborn, the lawyer representing Rockrose in the litigation.

We use full reference objective metrics peak signal-to-noise ratio of the luminance component (YPSNR) and mean structural similarity index (MSSIM) to evaluate the spatial consistency of virtual views.