Sentence examples for means point from inspiring English sources

The name means "point and a half", and refers to its balance: a point of sweetness, and half a point of bitterness.

Numerous studies show that teams are better defined by dominating inferior opponents than by winning close games, which means point differential is a better indication of a team's strength than actual wins.

(x f, y f ) means point at film.

Results were transformed back to the original scale to obtain geometric LS means, point estimates of the geometric test and LS mean ratios, and 90% CI for these ratios.

The residual variance from the anova was used to calculate 95% confidence intervals (CI) for the mean differences between the dose levels, which were then back-transformed to provide geometric LS means, point estimates and 95% CI for the ratio of dose levels.

(I got a "C" in child psychology myself -- by all means, point and laugh!) But it's something of an apples-and-oranges comparison: we're not going to learn about any potential conflicts of interest by looking at Obama's grade in Freshman Comp.

That means Points is alone in third again.

Pointing to tradition means pointing to the mistreatment of different races and sexes, human sacrifices, and so on.

Therefore, only the first node in the NHFL table is used to forward packets, which means point-to-point mode is adopted in transmission.

Any visible mark means points deducted.

Even if telling the truth means pointing out a flaw of your product or service, be honest.