Sentence examples for mean by use from inspiring English sources

And what do we mean by use, delay, etc.? Calculated Risk had a nice piece on auto sales, which I find helps me to think about this concretely.

LISA: I don't know what you mean by "using".

It depends, of course, when you mean by "used to be".

He wrote: "I have I believe after much perplexity discovered what you mean by using the word flirtatious: but I am not in the least interest in that quarter, & should be the last to discourage any attempt upon him".

Given this ambiguity, the important thing is that students are able to explain what exactly they mean by using these expressions.

Therefore, the problem lies less in that a GOF p-value uses data twice, but more in how it uses the data twice – see [36] on the need to more precisely define what we mean by "using the data twice".

Is this what the I.O.C. meant by using Athens to provide a peephole into its Olympic origins: a power grid prototyped from an abacus?

First, the one that dominated the headlines: what Roy Hodgson said to the England team at half-time in their World Cup qualifier, and what he meant by using the word "monkey" to refer to a black player.

It's not clear what he means by using the loaded word "apartheid", since the book makes no attempt to explain it, but the only reasonable interpretation is that Carter is comparing Israel to the former white racist government of South Africa.

Of course, what he means by "used" isn't entirely clear — do they just browse more, or upload more as well?

It means by using our approach, we can handle the realistic data which sometimes the data from one or more sensor does not available.