Sentence examples for means in normal from inspiring English sources

The descriptive definition of property law adopted for this article is far removed from what the word property means in normal English usage: "an object of legal rights," or "possessions" or "wealth" collectively, frequently with strong connotations of individual ownership.

- Bivariate analysis using Student's t-test for means in normal distribution variables (using the Levene test for variance equality) and non-parametric tests such as the U Mann-Whitney test (independent samples) and Wilcoxon test (paired data) for variables showing non-normal distribution.

The distinction there drawn is between damages arising naturally (which means in the normal course of things) and cases where there are special and extraordinary circumstances beyond the reasonable prevision of the parties.

That means that in normal operations, the spent fuel is covered by about 30 feet of cooling water.

That means that in normal conditions the supply of drivers exceeds demand.

This means that in normal conditions: (1) The CNS does not perceive as painful, information elicited by temperatures lower than TψA; (2) The CNS perceives the nociceptive character of the temperatures that exceed TψA.

And those calorie postings suddenly mean something very different to me than what they would mean in a normal situation.

If so, that could mean what it would mean in a normal company — that it is doing more business, and possibly gaining market share on its rivals.

The question is what normal life means in Jerusalem, the world's most coveted and contested city and Israel's poorest and most pious one.

Both effects mean that in normal times the fiscal "multiplier"—the amount by which output rises for each dollar of government spending or tax cuts is probably close to zero.Such constraints are not present now.

Positivity thresholds for cancer-associated gene-expression in BM were also set at three standard deviations from the mean in normal BM.