Sentence examples for means layers of from inspiring English sources

(Appropriate design, in this context, means layers of different substances assembled in a way reminiscent of molecular puff pastry).

Revadim means "layers," as in the strata of the earth.

"A bigger company means more layers of managers between people".

The absence of information means that layers of emotions fill the vacuum: fear, anger and indignation.

This hasn't been a problem in past winters, because the temperature has fluctuated enough for some of the icicles to melt off, but this year's prolonged freeze means that layers of icicles have been building up for the past several weeks".

Rather, it means adding "layers" of information that contain new kinds of inferences not present in the original annotation.

Ms Hirono replies that devolving power to individual islands or to regional boards will mean more layers of bureaucracy, not less of it.On many other issues the candidates are not so far apart.

And by ultimate, we mean 20 layers of all your favorite cheeses, a few surprises, and plenty of buttered bread.

In practical terms, this means the layer of national government and the "high institutions of state" around it' (Hill and Hupe 2002, p. 184).

But he too questioned the candidate's tax-incentive program, which he said would mean another layer of bureaucrats picking winners and losers.

The magnitude of the mean layer charge of vermiculite was estimated by use of the alkylammonium exchange method (nC = 12).