Sentence examples for mean the time from inspiring English sources
"It's early," he said, and he didn't mean the time of day.
This does not mean the time already spent on RAE 2008 will have been wasted.
They understand the arrival time to mean the time they should leave the house, 20 minutes away.
Ms Dore warned that the need to change from a high-speed spur at Meadowhall to get to central Sheffield would mean the time targets would be missed.
Do you mean the time of the month when I conduct your performance review?" The fight move: keep calm and carry on Men gain professional status when they act angry, viewed as "passionate" about the job, while women lose status.
He did not mean the time of clocks or calendars or hour-glasses; those were merely instruments of convenience for fixing points at which to have coffee, or feed the cat.
aBy instantaneous channel capacity we mean the time-variant channel capacity [45, 46].
Elapsed days means the time after the radiochemical separation.
That means the time complexity, space complexity, and computational complexity.
where (left (dot right)) means the time derivative.
I mean the 50th time this year.
