Sentence examples for means over a from inspiring English sources

And that means over a billion urban consumers (and some landless labourers), many of whom are politically influential in poor countries.

Amelia Womack, the party's deputy leader, said: "The BBC's decision means over a million people will not be given the opportunity to hear from the party they voted for last May in a party political broadcast in 2016.

Even that conservative estimate means over a million new Chinese graduates will be jobless.

That means over a two-year period, 55 children or teens died every week, eight every day, one every three hours.

Digitized motions of a CoM proxy were smoothed (least-squares spline filter; Walker 1998) and differentiated to provide velocity and acceleration; means over a stride are reported.

Data collected from computerised data acquisition systems are normally reported as means over a given logging period, and so extremes of heart rate are averaged out.

For example, sobre- means "over".

Security concerns mean over a quarter of Afghanistan's 7,355 polling stations will not open on Saturday.

For the planet's sea level, this would mean over a half-foot rise averaged around the globe, in comparison with average sea levels from 1986 to 2005.

where is the effective number of looks of the noisy image, and and are the intensity variance and mean over a homogeneous area of image, respectively.

In the dreary world of the real, privatization means turning over a government function to the private sector.