Sentence examples for mean a set of from inspiring English sources

In conversation, when people use the term ethics, they mean a set of moral principles or values to guide behavior.

By flexible we mean a set of features that would be desirable to find in an identification approach: constraint handling and optimal-input design.

By DDDAS we mean a set of techniques that allow the linkage of simulation tools with measurement devices for real-time control of systems and processes.

By DDDAS we mean a set of techniques that allow to link simulation tools with measurement devices for real-time control of systems and processes.

The seasons mean a set of bat and stumps is the perfect present from Santa.

Then, by an order interval we mean a set of points in given by (7.1).

"Trebles" means a set of three fishing hooks, welded together at opposing angles.

The term "VA National Rules of Behavior" means a set of Department rules that describes the responsibilities and expected behavior of personnel with regard to information system usage.

Each dance in "Quaternary," which means a set of four, is named for a season but does not discernibly refer to it.

That means a set of pictures of faces labeled with the way people judge them whether trustworthy, dominant, clever, and so on.

By a real definition Plato means a set of necessary and sufficient conditions that exactly determine the entities to which a given concept applies.