Sentence examples for mean as it from inspiring English sources

We note that the value ϕ = 1 / (2 − ρ ) has a special significance as regards interference analysis (the prior link probability parameter ρ is fixed at its posterior mean), as it is the highest value of the conditional link probability for two identical regulators, see Equation (4) with π (γ i j = 1 | D, γ i k = 0 ) = 1.

Poker Flat's Forward To The Past anthology returns in its third iteration, as lean and mean as it ever was.

I mean as it affects Miss Daisy and Hoke.

Habemus Papam, he concluded, was "not as mean as it could have been".

Presidents deserve their privacy, but this does not mean, as it used to, that reckless immorality should be protected.

His discovery of regression toward mediocrity — or regression to the mean, as it is now called — has resonated even more widely.

I mean, as long as it's not in Russia".

Does it mean as much to you today?

Last year Greece redefined what "adverse" meant as it came close to an exit from the euro.

What that means 'As it stands' is that Russia and Greece would go through and Poland and Czech Republic would go out.

That means, as it has everywhere else, that people who seldom if ever flew suddenly are able to do so.