Sentence examples for means case from inspiring English sources

This means case by case processing of individual requests — rather than the kind of algorithmic automation Google is so fond of.

That means case (1) in the result of Theorem 2.1 occurs for infinitely many indexes, and a sequence { c ¯ n } of the critical level of J ( 1, ⋅ ) = K exists such that c ¯ k → + ∞ by Remark 2.3 and (38).

aū1-ū2, dinference in means (case (ū1) minus control (ū2)); t, t-value, P, two-tailed t-test P-value.

That, combined with the speed of modern air travel, means cases are springing up around the world.

Italy's three-tier legal system means cases often only end when all possible appeals are exhausted.

Ordinarily, that should mean case closed.

As I snapped her into a sparkly purple outfit (I mean case), excitement filled my heart.

By watch, of course, we actually mean case; only a few factories in Switzerland and Japan make movements.

Doubts about the completeness and accuracy of HES data mean case notes must remain the 'gold standard'.

It suggested rising cancer rates meant cases could more than double by 2030.

The judge said the romantic connection did not mean case-sensitive information had been exchanged.