Sentence examples for means formed from inspiring English sources

Basic refers to those rocks high in iron and magnesium silicates and magnetite, extrusive means formed by cooling after extruding onto the land surface or seafloor.

The analyses of GLMM were performed both at the individual level (individual values formed the dependent variables) and population level (population means formed the dependent variables).

These means formed the distribution of M under the null hypothesis, reflecting the values of M we could have expected if the direction of the individual conditional differences was random, and was not an effect of the experimental paradigm.

That means forming a Social Security commission next year to tackle that entitlement problem.

In politics, that means forming some sort of grassroots organization or political action committee (PAC).

And it's an old concept, too, although the first simply biological definition of "species" (a Latin word that means "form" or "appearance") waited until 1686 when John Ray defined it.

That means forming a new kind of relationship with our readers.

That means forming strategies that fit the local market, and then implementing with excellence, efficiency, foresight, and a strong orientation to cash-flow.

Ideation means forming thoughts and ideas about it.

It means forming conclusions based on evidence, not arbitrary assertions.

It means forming spinoff teams and companies that can take what is best and apply it to new products, new customers, and new geographies.