Sentence examples for mean exit from inspiring English sources

"Transition doesn't mean exit," he said at a news conference.

The eurozone's three biggest countries have raised the stakes in next Sunday's Greek referendum with an orchestrated warning to voters that a no vote would mean exit from the single currency and the return of the drachma.

European officials had lined up all last week to warn that a No vote would mean exit from the euro, but Greece's voters decided to call what Syriza insisted was a bluff.

The mean exit time for (X_t), starting at x, exits firstly from D is denoted by (tau (x)).

This paper demonstrates an exact solution of the mean exit time problem for a multidimensional non-dissipative Lagrangian system excited by additive Gaussian white noise.

The mean exit velocity from the burner tube, U, is varied from 0.6 to 1.3 m/s, keeping the swirl number S= 1.14 constant.

I don't mean "exits".

This means exit Greece and enter Turkey, leaving Cyprus right in between.

Pearson, McGraw-Hill, Macmillan and Houghton Mifflin becoming acquirers means exit opportunities for education startups that may not have had the capital or the distribution oomph to make any real impact.

Displaying a stroke of genius, Barnum posted a sign reading "This way to the Egress," exploiting the fact that most visitors had no idea that egress meant exit.

He's the one who as a high school senior refused to conform on an English paper, even though it meant exiting without his diploma.