Sentence examples for means instrument from inspiring English sources

The Aristotelians therefore called it a habitus instrumentalis, an instrumental attitude (the Greek term organon, traditionally used to denote Aristotle's logical writings, means instrument or tool).

In Sanskrit, the word mantra means "instrument of the mind".

In Table 5, industries' liabilities consist of loans, securities, trade credits, and other foreign debts, which mean instruments for fund-raising.

The mean instrument score was 18.6 [±9.0].

Discriminant validity (mean instrument scores for remission, mild, moderate or severe): p<0.001 (analysis of variance (ANOVA)).

However, the mean instrument scores were significantly worse in the older group than in the younger group.

Mean instrument scores were significantly worse in the older group, with the exception of the SAQ Expectations scale.

Simulations showed that the estimated prevalence of overweight and obesity increased systematically with the size of instrument error when the mean instrument error was zero.

Most mean instrument scores did not indicate pathological values at enrolment (T0), except a moderate restriction in terms of quality of life (SF-12).

Mr. Daykin continued, explaining that "duo-piano always means two instruments" and "the goal is to sound like one mega-person".

More size means fewer instruments fit on the craft, and more weight means they take up more of the payload — both restrictions that surely chafed the designers of early probes like Voyager and Galileo.