Sentence examples for means discovery from inspiring English sources

Avishkar means "discovery" in Sanskrit.

Its 700,000 apps meant discovery got harder and thus more difficult for developers to get traction.

His son Johnny Ed Malonee) was wounded in the fighting and sits at home all day, moaning his fate and panicky over the dreaded knock on the door that might mean discovery by one side or presumably conscription for more danger by the other.

I mean, discovery--it's the best high there is".

And like an app store, the AWS Marketplace has several vendors, plus a means of discovery and comparison among products.

The deluge of music in our digital lives means that discovery is sped up alongside digestion — Oh, I streamed their single, saw their video clip, can extrapolate the live show.

This means a discovery is waiting to be made!

If events are typed, it means service discovery (and hence interactions) are based on the data they provide, rather than a specific address and/or particular known systems.

Meanwhile, for existing Dwolla merchants – which Milne says are largely brick-and-mortar retailers – the "Places" feature means improved discovery through public profile pages.

That means "the discovery of the product can happen in lots of different places," White says.

And this means the discovery of the potential escapee's tunnel or hacksaw or dummy pistol or specially constructed packing case or rope ladder or forged credentials.