Sentence examples for means study from inspiring English sources

In fact, the science of tribology (from the Greek word "tribo" that means to rub and the Latin word "logia" that means study) investigates interactions between surfaces in relative motion.

Study time means study time.

Users can set the mood using an iPhone -- that means study time will automatically brighten lights and put on some inspirational music, while party mood will dim lights and automatically setup the playlist for the night.

Quality assessment by GRADE software was used to establish the robustness of the primary outcome, and higher robustness means study drugs have more definite effects on the diseases.

This means study it for the rest of your life.

This means study consistently (it may be daily) and don't crash study.

"Of course they want to do it by the book, which means studying the world's best at being rowdy -- the English".

Passing the exams, says Thompson, "means studying most evenings and weekends" beginning many months prior to the exams.

That means studying the task logic, figuring out the space of possible outputs, adapting or devising heuristics that point to one output as better than another, programming it all up and so on.

It means studying Johnny Funcheap as if it were the Talmud.

But studying gunshot victims in Philadelphia means studying mostly young, black men.