Sentence examples for means basic from inspiring English sources
But security doesn't just mean fighting, it also means basic law and order, and policing.
Most are still poor enough that consumption doesn't mean yet another Barbie or iPod; it means basic comforts, like medical care and transportation.
"This institute must constantly try to relate technology to man's purposes," Mr. Johnson said at the time, "and that means basic research for defense as well as a larger concern for other human needs".
This distinction appears in Christianity in the New Testament, in which didaskalia means "basic teachings" (as in 1 and 2 Timothy), whereas dogma is used only in the sense of an official judgment or decree (as in Acts 16:4).
For small companies that simply means basic security hygiene.
That means basic planning and it never hurts to start early.
Basic demographic data including the number of subjects, mean age (years), mean BMI (kg/m), mean heart rate (bpm) and mean basic systolic and diastolic blood pressure (mmHg) are shown in Table 1.
That would mean basic industries.
I don't mean basic geo-targeting, I mean the assessment of every gamer's individual preferences.
By conceptual framework, we mean basic notions and basic methodologies.
Of course, we do not mean basic inequality.
