Sentence examples for manner it means from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this process takes place in threshold manner, it means, RR is non-monotonic function on laser radiation intensity.

using a single sonographer (Medison SonoAce Pico, with a probe of 7.5-10.0 MHz) in a blinded manner; it means that the examinator did not have access to previous scans when follow-up studies were performed.

Once the HRC is scaled in this manner, its mean squared error is ϵ = σ v 2 (1 − (r (R ) ) 2 ).

We could have said 'not good enough' … [Massey] accepted my call in the manner it was meant.

It also is a fine example of applying Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus in the down-to-earth demystifying manner it was meant, drawing the picture of the future.

New Yorkers are willing to look past all manner of unpleasantness if it means a little extra space at a price they can afford.

Do either of these mean know what it means to have manners?

In politics, it means having good manners even in disagreement -- and is commonly understood as a standard of decency for how our leaders should behave.

From vulgus, Latin for "the common people," it meant "manners and language below the aristocratic standards of the well bred," but in the decline of snootiness, the meaning changed to a harsher "crude; indecent; tasteless".

Izeddin, Récamier et al. found that c-Myc explores the nucleus in a so-called 'non-compact' manner: this means that it can move almost everywhere inside the nucleus, and has an equal chance of reaching any target regardless of its position in this space.

"Although a very serious illness, Richard and the club view this diagnosis in a very positive manner as it now means medication can be used to bring the condition under control," a club statement read.