Sentence examples for means past from inspiring English sources
But the grander meaning is that "through it" means "past it".
His works could collectively be titled "Remembrance of Things by No Means Past".
The complex has already won the Mipim architectural review future projects award and illustrates that Nouvel is by no means "past his creative prime" or a "tired and disappointing choice", as one critic recently claimed.
Expired means past the date it is today.
I'm quoting here because I'm not sure what that means past the point that bureaucracies better cooperate, which is point one.
"Full-grown" means past the time these beans would be picked for eating at the table, canning, or preserving, but before the pods are dry.
"History" can either mean past events, or writings about past events.
She said the "convenient ambiguity" and "unwritten rules" of the current system meant "past understandings are by no means always understood".
Poursaeed and Nematollahi ([2008]) have studied the mean past and mean residual life functions of the components of parallel system under double monitoring.
The expected inactivity time (EIT) function (also known as the mean past lifetime function) is a well known reliability function which has application in many disciplines such as survival analysis, actuarial studies and forensic science, to name but a few.
The mean past test grades were calculated only when at least two out of three grades were available and were used in the linear regression analysis to account for potential confounders.
