Sentence examples for means called the from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 shows the multivariate group means (called the group centroids) for the three clusters, the spread of the data in each cluster (represented by the different color circles), and the discriminant functions.

The only other really impressive wine I ever encountered in Newark was sweet plum stuff in an upstairs Chinese restaurant whose full dinners ran from 75 cents to $1.25, and, once, something French in a famous, ritzy restaurant beyond our means called the Tavern, where at lunch we celebrated my graduation from grammar school.

That means calling the White House, writing one's member of Congress, writing letters to the editor, joining the April 30 demonstration, and so on.

If you need clarification on what a rejection letter really means, call the editorial office and ask.

Show authority figures respect according to the proper custom, whether it means calling the principal "Sir" or bowing to the queen.

And by that I mean called the dude whose name was on the Gumtree listing and pretended to be interested in the flat.

A lobbyist for the chemical industry made clear what they meant, calling the previous board "biased," meaning biased against chemical manufacturers.

But Mr. McQuivey noted that controlling manufacturing meant calling the shots.

Mr Klebanov said any further suspension of work could mean calling the operation off, because of the coming storm.

That might mean calling the actual venue where a festival is scheduled, or checking with an airline or hotel that is mentioned in a travel deal.

This can mean calling the company (businesses keep track of buyers and sellers) to find a trading partner.