Sentence examples for means could be from inspiring English sources

What the title means could be one of the tougher questions on University Challenge.

As laid out in the law, "other means" could be hand searches, but these take 8 to 10 minutes a bag, experts say.

If a means could be found to harness a form of hydrogen fusion as a commercial source of power, some scientists have said, energy shortages could be forestalled.

May's fresh safeguards include the introduction of a "privacy clause" meant to ensure that the new mass-surveillance powers are not authorised in cases where other, less intrusive, means could be used.

But prosecutors argued that a friendship between people with power and means could be corrupted and that the many private flights, stays at seaside resorts in the Dominican Republic and a luxury hotel in Paris and hundreds of thousands of dollars in political contributions from Dr. Melgen to Mr. Menendez were evidence of illicit behavior.

Both means could be used simultaneously depending on circumstances, the summit statement said.

It certainly would be convenient if this golden mean could be determined automatically and consistently.

Further speed-up of k-means could be obtained by using the activity-based approach jointly with kd-tree [22], or by exploiting the activity information together with triangular inequality rule for eliminating candidates in the nearest neighbor search [23].

Obviously, an improved barycentric mean could be expected for solutions supported with ground augmentation services.

Regression to the mean could be another explanation.

In the text, a confidence interval for this mean could be included.