Sentence examples for means looking at from inspiring English sources

Looking at HCI in this way means looking at HCI design as the creation of information spaces.

LOOKING at history through the eyes of Marilyn Cohen means looking at it through the lives of people.

That means looking at school exclusions.

It means looking at the world in a different way.

For starters, being in the media business means looking at media a little differently.

For many of these companies, austerity is a given, and that means looking at digital distribution.

This means looking at experience with particular laws, regulations, institutional designs and social norms.

"That means looking at when those deadlines are going to hit and planning for them.

For a start, it means looking at already familiar texts with fresh eyes.

"That means looking at air shafts, faucets, shower heads," he said.

As a last step, we assess the predictive performance of the top features (u.i top-means), looking at the LDA and RF algorithms, to all the datasets.