Sentence examples for means from one from inspiring English sources

Most bridges are simply crossings, a means from one place to the next.

I don't necessarily mean from one console to another (Xbox gamers are well aware of what's going on on PS3), but in form factor.

For a given trait, the response to selection is measured by the deviation of phenotypic mean from one generation to another.

COX-2 was functional as shown by an increased PGE production from 64.9 to 157.7 pg ml−1 (mean from one transient/one stabile TF; measured in triplicate) in controls and transfectants, respectively.

This period also saw an increased desire for uniformity in grading, and many expressed concerns about what grades meant from one teacher or institution to the next (Weld, 1917).

"The project title, 'E Pluribus Unum,' means from many, one," Chase-Daniel and Wellman said.

E Pluribus Unum means from many come one; it does not mean from many you become one.

Factoring means finding from one number the two numbers the factors that were multiplied to produce it.

(The "single" means whiskey from one distillery.) Complex floral undertones and flavors of nut brittle and cocoa emerge on the palate.

*p < 0.05 for test of overall differences in means from one-way ANCOVA model.

I mean, drawing from one's own life and putting it into song – who does that?