Sentence examples for means stages from inspiring English sources

"A festival, for many people, now means stages and food vendors and having your comforts more taken care of.

In lean, agile language, Means stages battles between the haves and the have-nots, the lucky dogs and the down and out.

It means staging elections from time to time.

But a successful Tour means a jersey, it means stage wins and the podium, and this year we've got the results to show it".

If you assume that the Tories fund the shape of the plan set out by Mr Stevens - which means staged increases in spending - that means the remaining departments face a 14.5% cut.

Two decades ago, when the LAPD was feared and reviled and the city far more dangerous, that would have meant staging militarised raids into gang-controlled territory.

Supporters, such as Antonin Scalia, a Supreme Court justice, praised him for the episode in which he saved Los Angeles from nuclear attack, even though it meant staging the mock execution of a family to get a Middle Eastern villain to talk.

This process continues until all the stages are downloaded, reconfigured, and executed in the following order: mean (Stage 1) → covariance matrix (Stage 2) → eigenvalue matrix (Stage 3) → PC matrix (Stage 4).

This partial and dynamic reconfiguration process continues until all the stages of the PCA computation are downloaded, reconfigured, and executed in the following order: mean (Stage 1) → covariance matrix (Stage 2) → eigenvalue matrix (Stage 3) → PC matrix (Stage 4).

Similar to the DRH designs, the execution times for the software designs are also measured in a sequence: mean (Stage 1) → covariance matrix (Stage 2) → eigenvalue (Stage 3) → PC (Stage 4).

For electric utilities, it meant staging crews and equipment to respond to power outages.