Sentence examples for means in action from inspiring English sources

If Newark's Teacher Innovation Fund is the very definition of reform, then we should all welcome it -- not only the word, but also what it means in action, for our teachers, our students and our community.

In this paper, we use a computational approach to investigate how knowledge about action goals and means are used in action observation.

For the University and surrounding community, a presidential debate here means witnessing democracy in action and having the opportunity to understand the key issues, politics, and personalities in the race through numerous programs leading up to the event.

Eventually, the accumulated knowing-in-practice tends to become increasingly tacit, spontaneous, and automatic, which means that the professional can act in a highly effective manner by means of tacit knowing-in-action.

When the tone followed the button press after 50 ms, there was even a significant shift away from the outcome when compared to "action only" trials (mean ± SD in "action + tone" trials: −3.5 ± 18.2 ms; t15 = 2.92, p = .011) while there was no significant change due to outcome presentation 450 ms after the button press (mean ± SD in "action + tone" trials: 12.1 ± 22.9 ms; t15 = 0.81, p = .43).43

Reflecting-in-action means that people not only can think about what they are doing but that they can think about doing this whilst they are doing it (Schön 1983: 50).

This means Operation Geronimo, Enemy Killed in Action.

This was meant to be democracy in action.

"What that means is action in the committees on virtually anything is unlikely," he said.

And stopping them means taking action in Syria, because it is Raqqa that is their headquarters.

Put simply, the focus on memory means the action in the Norfolk of 1900 doesn't really take independent flight.