The phrase 'means required' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the necessary steps or methods needed to achieve a certain goal. For example, "Completing the task requires extra effort, which means required dedication and commitment."
For example, when we are in root node, its range is [1 4] and required range is [2 4] that means required ranges set under root node.
Structure and means required for the control complex of technical systems are introduced.
Send me an e-mail at [email protected] with the standard details: your name, where you live, past experience (related experience is nice, but no means required), what handset you carry, and a sample of your writing.
As the Gibbs sampler collects samples, some are saved to the hard drive (only the most recent samples are retained in memory) in files with extension ∗.dat, and the running means required for computing estimates of the posterior means and of the posterior standard deviations are updated; by default, a thinning of 5 is used but this can be modified by the user using the thin argument of BGLR.
Is he the inscrutable "black box" some observers have described, or even a Russian Pinochet determined to establish order by whatever means required?
Sketching out the life of a family of a man earning $12 an hour in Omaha, Nebraska, Reno numbered the entitlements a family of modest means required "for their survival, to say nothing of any opportunity to advance".
It means requiring everyone to shoulder the burden.
For students, accountability typically means requiring anyone with low test scores to attend summer school.
That often means requiring employees to put price above convenience or comfort when choosing flights or hotels.
That means requiring universities to produce data on how they teach, the prospects of graduates and so on.
Satisfactory used to be an ok place from which to develop; now it means requires improvement, which can mean competency questions.
