Sentence examples for means of matter from inspiring English sources

The first two are uses of 'cause' in a somewhat wider sense than is current nowadays: the term here simply means 'explanation in general' (Ockham, Expositio Physicorum II, c11: Opera Philosophica IV, p. 348), and explanations by means of matter and form were common both in Aristotle and in the literature.

Main effect means of dry matter intake and milk yield tended to decrease by 0.7 and 1.2 kg/d, respectively, when Rumensin was added.

She remembered that the instructions said that, no matter what, means of suppressing demonstrations should not be used against children.

Secularism means that matters of public policy and government are not under the influence, still less control, of sectarian religious interests.

On one reading, it means, as a matter of stipulative definition, 'change of absolute place'.

I mean, of course, black lives matter... all lives matter.

None of this means that the matter has been put to rest.

All of which means that no matter what the price, quality is not assured.

U.S. Steel's struggles have been and remain grave, but its failure is by no means a matter of historical record.

The good management of those wastes would be an effective means of organic matter restoration through carbon restitution of the depleted soils through organic amendments.

Weekly means of dry matter intake (DMI), milk yield, milk protein, milk fat, SNF, somatic cell counts, and body weight (BW) were analyzed using a repeated measures procedure.