Sentence examples for means collected from inspiring English sources

The means, collected with a 95% confidence interval revealed that incremental validation, as proposed and implemented in this paper, can perform NCL document validation up to seven times faster than the standard method, with negligible performance penalty due to the use of validation steps.

For most Democrats, "global" means collecting additional taxes, as well.

The Met's position is that being an encyclopedic museum means collecting across the board.

But don't take a job that doesn't thrill you, even if it means collecting unemployment a little longer.

Especially for immigrants whose families back home count on them for economic support, getting ready to travel to the Dominican Republic means collecting items for those back home.

The secretary of agriculture at the time, Dan Glickman, created a program to encourage food recovery and gleaning, which means collecting leftover crops from farm fields.

These included mandatory "green completion" on fracking wells, which means collecting more than 90% of the methane that can leak from wells.

That means collecting feedback from consumers while they are actually reading or viewing their content so adjustments can be made on the fly to improve the experience.

This means collecting no more than 10 percent of a given area's bounty, then letting that patch rest for a few years before returning.

If county and city officials are that mistrustful of their constituents, they need to find a more guaranteed source of financing, even if it means collecting more taxes.

I interviewed a senior partner in a respectable Sheffield accountancy firm who said closure of their local tax office means collecting less tax, through loss of crucial local knowledge.