Sentence examples for means of leaving from inspiring English sources
Johnson had food and drinking water for only a couple of days, and no means of leaving the city, but his mind was already leaping to the bigger picture.
In hopes of using Mostafa's refugee visa as a means of leaving Iran and globetrotting, Fatima married Mostafa.
A postern gate was hidden behind a buttress in the north side of the gatehouse and would have provided a discrete means of leaving the castle.
At their core, sex, religion and death all symbolize portals of escape and transcendence, means of leaving the body and accessing what's beyond.
But by going stateless, he has put himself in the position of having neither king nor country nor means of leaving the EU.
In a classical implementation, the constant envelope signals are computed by means of left{ {begin{array}{c} {{s_{1}}left(n right)} {{s_{2}}left(n right)} end{array}} right} = left[ {begin{array}{cc} 1 & { jeleft(n right)} 1 & { - jeleft(n right)} end{array}} right]left{ {begin{array}{c} {sleft(n right)/2} {sleft(n right)/2} end{array}} right} (1).
Means of left ventricular end-diastolic volume for case and control groups are 66.108 ± 22.129 and 39.279 ± 14.782 with significant different (t = −5.687, p < 0.001) and same trends for means of left peak E velocity with 85.974 ± 17.759 and 101.558 ± 19.648, respectively.
In patients with increased troponin levels, evaluation of myocardial performance during septic shock has been performed by the means of left ventricular stroke work index calculation [ 5, 39] and evaluation of systolic function by echocardiography [ 19, 33, 35, 37, 38, 40].
The average age of the sample was 70.2 years, and the mean age of leaving full-time education was 17.3 years.
In line with the strategy of recruiting women from disadvantaged areas, the mean age of leaving full time education suggests a group with low education and average household income of approximately £14.000 [ 25].
He meant a chance of leaving the park for a three-run home run and a 3-2 lead.
