Sentence examples for means installed from inspiring English sources

(When it says "market share" it means installed base).

And, as with an insert, this usually means installing a chimney liner.

The rule is rarely enforced, and proprietors complain that it means installing many impractical walls and doors.

In this instance, cleaning up his act means installing his foul-mouthed, dope-smoking flatmate in a place of his own, a task so insignificant that no one even pretends that it generates any tension.

And providing coverage using Bluetooth beacons or ByteLights means installing hundreds of devices in a large building, and then creating a map so that positioning signals can be turned into an accurate location.

For Lialina, it's essential that the piece is presented in its original format, which means installing a virtual machine on a modern computer, running a 1996-era versiof of Windows and the Netscape Navigator browser.

This means installing the PC software that came with the device and connecting it to the computer with a U.S.B. cable — both of which were probably in the box when you got it.

The Aplion boxed set is priced low, which means installing the products in the network is easy for ISPs and competitive carriers that are already strapped for cash.

Most of the cost of optical devices comes from the packaging that means installing the equipment and connecting the fiber to it.

That kind of unification is a big deal, Starry says, because it means installing a single software agent on each PC and using a single management console for multiple purposes.

Therefore, to keep electricity production at the same level and to get the same amount of income from existing FIT or FIP, remuneration means installing a second CHP unit.