Sentence examples for means in case from inspiring English sources

The clothes, styled by Jacqueline Durran, the film's costume designer, are inspired by 19th-century Russian fashion with a modern twist, which means, in case you wonder, faux-fur stoles, lace dresses and military-look jackets.

It means, in case you forgot, that rates to ship dry bulk goods have collapsed.

This means, in case the R/X ratio would be very high, the inverter could reduce the power up to zero but still remaining connected to the grid.

The magnetic field is applied either perpendicular or parallel to the sample surface that means in case of the investigated samples in easy axis or hard axis direction (parallel or perpendicular to the pores).

It means, in case of the CRAM3 basin model there are both the BGR-waves due to an incident P-wave in basin as well as basin transduced Rayleigh wave (the basin transduced Rayleigh waves are the Rayleigh waves which have been generated in the homogeneous rock by incident P-wave and propagated towards the basin and have now entered into the basin).

Which means, in case anybody was still wondering, they are dead in the playoff water.

This means, in cases where LPS alone induces up-regulation, incubation with solely DHEA results in a decrease and vice versa.

I just meant in case he changes his mind".

While I agreed, I thought it wise to ask her what she meant, in case we were not in accord.

8. Here's what happens to your body when you die I mean, in case you were wondering.

I mean, in case after case, we have said we owe the highest respect to what the State Supreme Court says is the state's law.