Sentence examples for means chart from inspiring English sources

The slogan, at least, seems fairly arresting: 42% of respondents have heard of it, though only 32% of these are sure they know what it means (chart 1).And people seem to buy the idea, at least in theory.

Martin Rees, the British astronomer, is dubious about the prospect of mining asteroids ("It's rather shaky economics," he said at the Science Museum), although he does want to "find common cause" with private ventures if it means charting more asteroids.

A combined scheme consisting of a two-side generally weighted moving average (GWMA) mean chart and a two-side GWMA variance chart is developed.

That meant charting the size and placement of boulders and counting the pebbles in various sections of river bottom.

"I mean charting your own path, with or without the help of an established journalistic institution, and, most importantly, not waiting for someone else's permission to do something innovative".

Mr Zoellick is attentive to means: charting a path, however circuitous, to his destination.

And since health care is labour intensive, that means wages.The chart nearby shows that hourly earnings growth in outpatient health care and hospitals has slowed quite sharply in the last year, from well above.

It means the chart will now be compiled on Friday mornings, with Radio 1 the first to reveal the latest number one.

"They all were using art as a means to chart the depths of their psyche; their art has a transcendent quality about it," he says.

That just means the charts will be truly false … the charts will be as good as George Bush's word!

In practice, this means he charts connections, creates his own arcs and phrases, sets his own accents.