Sentence examples for mean of that from inspiring English sources

Well, the mean of that, the expected mean is what, half a million, right?

When we talk about the expectation, we're talking about the mean of that distribution.

"Were there other things — American Indian, I mean — of that era?" I asked.

Each agent maintains both a discrete value and an estimate of the mean of that value taken over all agents.

In the context of trust establishment, given and values, the trust value is often chosen as the mean of, that is,.

The emission probability of each codeword in each state is inversely proportional to their distance to the mean of that state.

The organic label doesn't mean any of that.

By means of that unhinged premise, "Braindead" evoked the true scale of our national predicament.

And dress, that is, costume, is the means of that change.

This subcommittee will prepare draft regulations Or cooperation in the above matters, describing the extent and means of that collaboration.

It is only people who feel an intolerable sense of oppression who would adopt a means of that kind.