Sentence examples for mean transition rake from inspiring English sources

For example, for three different levels of soil strength of the sandy loam at 176.0 g kg−1 soil moisture content, the mean transition rake angle from brittle fracture to shear failure increased from 32.5° in S1 (c=11.20 kN m−2,φ=29°) to 47.5° in S2 (c=16.00 kN m−2,φ=35°) and to 62.5° in S3 (c=23.93 kN m−2,φ=49°).

That doesn't mean the transition has been simple, however.

What does that mean for transition plans?

To Lewis, a shy, numbers-obsessed fellow with a thin smile, the branches are the means to rake in cheap capital.

This can mean raking leaves, picking up trash, or getting rid of useless stuff in the yard.

That means Zynga is raking in almost 20percentt less per user per day than it was a year ago.

This means that Apple raked in more on one product than Rolex made on its entire product line.

Angels Den takes a 5% commission on deals, which – based on the figures above – means they've raked in £1.25m in two years.

But what would the transition mean in more concrete terms?

And transition means a balancing act.

Digital revolution without matching digital revenue means demolition, not transition.