Sentence examples for many means of from inspiring English sources

In the vertebrates many means of mechanical sound production exist.

Retrain, don't support: Still, there are many means of helping.

The University is centrally located between Philadelphia and New York City and is accessible by many means of transportation, including Amtrak and NJ Transit.

Video has assumed the very position into which it forced painting in the late 1980's: it is now one among many means of expression.

With so many means of communications, the next conflict "is going to be a lot more personal war," Mr. Michel said.

Now we have so many means of expression, from tonal harmony to anything you can imagine, and we can pick and choose the appropriate way.

"Many" means lots of things whereas "multiple" used to mean something that is manifold or in more than one state.

Of course federal law can give, and has given, the private suitor many means short of actions against the State to assure compliance with federal law.

Many means are special cases of the generalized Muirhead mean, for example, (1.3).

For instance, there are many different means of reading the genes (many splice variants) and how such genes are read depends in part on the cellular environment.

Cells in the human body use many additional means of communication including hormones, neurotransmitters, and ions such as calcium.