Sentence examples for led means from inspiring English sources

You have to learn the LED code to know what is going on: A teal LED means what again?

There were 18 LEDs that could potentially be the target, and the subjects without the system had to press almost as many, on average, before hitting the target LED (mean 15 LEDs per trial).

To lead means to direct and to exact, and no man dare do either.

Higher quality leads means better conversions and more time on site for the local news org and the data provider.

The Bozzuto Group will do its part to try and set the standard that others will measure themselves by — after all, to lead means to go first.

Lack of access to medical services due to the type of life they lead means that skin diseases, lacerations from fights, intestinal illnesses, and infections go untreated.

England's first-innings lead mean their overall advantage is now 166 runs, and nothing over about 180 has been chased here since the drop-in pitch was installed in the 90s.

Mr. Livingston said leaving BT "has been an incredibly hard decision" but that "the opportunities ahead and the strength of the management team that Gavin will lead mean that the company is in a great position".

He said that his commitment to "go where the evidence leads" meant that he ended up accepting the existence of God.

In Mitrovica, where women were more highly exposed to lead, mean FT4 levels were lower (0.91 vs. 1.03 ng/dL) and TPOAb levels were higher (15.45 vs. 5.12 IU/mL) than in Pristina.

Two-point halftime lead means..