Sentence examples for means a process from inspiring English sources
The third law of imaginative metamorphosis involves their completion, by which Dilthey means a process "by which something outer is enlivened by something inner or something inner is made visible and intuitable by something outer" (Dilthey 1985, 104).
It means a process of restructuring the world economic and political system so that the latter builds the capacity of local and national economies instead of degrading it.
The adoption by health professionals of the recommendations included in the guide and their application to their patients means a process of change in clinical practice and, as such, is complex and depends on multiple factors [ 23].
So begins the women's comically inept attempt at bettering their lives by immoral means, a process that is somewhat improbably stretched out to fill two hours of stage time through a series of twists that keep them bickering and plotting and exchanging mournful recriminations as poor Davy stiffens in the bathroom.
It is widely used to mean a process that drives out the original inhabitants of a neighbourhood by sending up property prices.
In finance and law, bankruptcy is understood to mean a process for resolving financial distress, like those under the United States Bankruptcy Code or the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act in Canada.
By interactive modelling, we mean a process across policy, planning and design, and their respective actors.
The closest one could come with a single word would be the gerundive forms, "happening" or "occurring," where these are understood to mean a process continuing over time.
By governance, I mean a process that allows community voices to be included in the GBB management policy and implementation processes.
By non-prioritized belief change is meant a process in which new information is received, and weighed against old information, with no special priority assigned to the new information due to its novelty.
The existence of some false negatives and positives though does not mean a process is totally flawed.
