Sentence examples for means notes from inspiring English sources

The underground man (the title, in Russian, literally means "notes from under the floorboards") addresses an imaginary audience whom he refers to as "you" or "ladies and gentlemen" — presumably a representative group of educated, Westernized Russians.

What that means, notes Baron, is that if policy makers replicate the program faithfully they can be confident that it will change people's lives in meaningful ways — improving child and maternal health, promoting positive parenting, children's school readiness and families' economic self-sufficiency, and reducing juvenile delinquency and crime.

(The term counterpoint means note against note or combining two or more musical lines simultaneously).

The 14 fugues, each called a contrapunctus (which, in Latin, means "note against note") use various devices of imitative counterpoint, like inversion, double fugues and mirror fugues.

That also means noting the position of the controls and the lack of them.

This means noting how they utilize their bodies to position themselves towards the task and in what manner.

All means of D values obtained for the 4 treatment temperatures were lower than the corresponding means noted in the present work for L. monocytogenes.

Opening up your senses means noting which parts of your body are most in tune with the tree's methods of communicating, through touch, smell, sound and sight.

By that he meant notes that were technically correct but that were not phrased in a way that carried their full potential.

That meant notes about font selection, font size, leading, tracking, kerning and other such arcana.

A lot of teenage girls use it to leave mean notes as tips on venues they know their friends or enemies go to.