Sentence examples for means in time from inspiring English sources

It also means, in time, planning for the possible use of "geo-engineering" technologies – such as shooting dust into the upper atmosphere to reflect away a bit more of the incoming sunlight – that can crudely offset some of the effects of climate change and might be needed if global warming turns ugly quickly.

A ( t ) = { a 1 ( t ), a 2 ( t ), …, a n ( t ), …, a N ( t ) } is used to describe the actions of all relay in time slot t, where a n (t) ={0, 1} and n ∈ N. a n (t) = 1 means in time slot t the n th relay is selected and set ACTIVE, otherwise it is not selected and set NOT ACTIVE.

VICE talked to him to find out what it all means in time of resurgent "law-and-order" politics.

Since we regard it as very urgent indeed to discover biological and genetic means of moral enhancement, to remove or reduce the risk of Ultimate Harm that now exists, it would hardly be coherent to recommend that we 'put on hold the cognitive enhancement that might accelerate scientific advance' which might be necessary to find the requisite means in time.

But this means in-class time is not dedicated to other things like discussion or lecture.

'As a protocol it's very long, I mean in time, not in importance, in time' (NIG2).

I mean in times of war you don't have Henry VIII clauses".He pointed out that the original clauses were repealed immediately on the king's death.

But in recent years, it seems leisure time means plugged-in time.

"He's redefining what solitary confinement means in modern times".

"Continuously" means uninterrupted in time or space.

Convergence was assessed by visual inspection of the means in time-series plots but also more formally using the Raftery and Lewis, and the Gelman-Rubin R-hat diagnostics [ 24, 25].