Sentence examples for means point of from inspiring English sources

HIV testing is a means (point of entry) not an end by itself.

I don't mean point of view, that's easy enough.

By voice I mean point of view, because she surely used her voice.

Furthermore a look is cast on how the overall examination performance and mean point increase of these students is affected.

For each administration of the task, we determined mean points-of-subjective-verticality (PSV) for each surrounding orientation and then corrected for variation in head angle by subtracting the mean baseline 'no surround' PSV.

An obsession with the mean point of the bell curve has sometimes led scientists to forget that the "average person" is a mathematical construct, corresponding to no actual human being.

CEP uses the mean point of impact of missile test firings, usually taken at maximum range, to calculate the radius of a circle that would take in 50 percent of the impact points.

For given K central points (the mean points of the cluster samples), each sample is allocated in a cluster represented by the nearest mean point of its Euclidean distance, and the samples are divided into K clusters.

Furthermore, the direction from toward the mean point of the microphones (the camp) is used as initial shooting direction.

However, the model needs further improvement to capture additional peculiar characteristics of the system dynamics, such as the change of mean point of oscillation exhibited by the specimens when oscillating in the region of nonlinear resonance.

The radiocarbon date range for the start of his reign is 1570 1544 BC, the mean point of which is 1557 BC.