Sentence examples for means authors from inspiring English sources

This, says Zola Books, means authors can now – for the first time – directly engage with their readers in an eBooks e-commerce environment.

Using identifying verbs such as is, represents, and means, authors create a Token/Value relationship in one clause/sentence.

Filing for a copyright means authors of "original works of authorship" receive a form of protection.

The stipulation that the General Committee for Botanical Nomenclature will communicate the acceptability of a new international standard format, should PDF ever be succeeded, means authors of novelties and the community using the Code can remain informed as to advances in the field and that the Code will be protected from obsolescence.

The relation curve shifts to the left over time, which means author activity and productivity are playing increasingly important roles in the formation of the giant component.

It means authoring a book that other people actually want to read.

To all intents and purposes, books borrowed from libraries mean authors receive no compensation.

And by that, I mean, authors who write really valuable, amusing, aha-moment Twitter feeds--they sell books.

"I think we and I mean authors, editors, publishers, illustrators, publicists need to first and foremost be able to have uncomfortable conversations, about gender, about race, about sexuality, about class, about who can write what and how," wrote Forman.

Lower mean authors per paper means the involvement of smaller number of researchers in common projects, and lower potential for team working.

So by "authorial manifestation", you really just mean author.