Sentence examples for means along from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, if either (V x -lambda <0) or (V x -lambda, nabla _{partial X} V(x)ne 0) (where (nabla _{partial X}) means "along (partial X)") at each point of ({text {supp}}(psi )), we get the same estimate for (sigma _psi (x)=int u(x,x,t),dx).
Their name means "along the mountains".
Their name, which was derived from po and Laba, means "along the Elbe".
This means, along with De Quincey, an escape from the plodding world: "I got the cure.
That is what social health means, along with inoculation and survival.
It is largely occupied by the ancient province of Pomerania (Pomorze), the name of which means "along the sea".
"Means gettin' along with the other side".
Going out for dinner means taking along heavy boots, work gloves and a shovel, just in case.
It can also mean bringing along a pet for your daily walk.
Along the Celtic Shelf edge a mean northwestern along-slope flow of ca. 6 cm s−1 has been reported [35].
I mean, along with lowering hemlines, recessions are supposed to raise your spiritual awareness.
