Sentence examples for means target from inspiring English sources
For most chemists, TFA means trifluoroacetic acid, but in chapter 12 it means target factor analysis.
(We suspect he means Target and Costco, although asked about this, he would say only that Soylent "is working on a number of partnerships").. Soylent — which currently sells its original powder, along with four flavors of drinks, including more newly cacao- and nectar- flavored products — is also going global, said Rhinehart.
This means target inhibition likely persists long after the neoadjuvant treatment window (something observed with neoadjuvant bevacizumab clinically (Starlinger et al, 2012)) and makes preclinical comparisons with TKIs challenging to assess in the perioperative setting.
We cannot by any means target these civil airports but we will be watching warplanes as they take off from these airports and try to target them soon after they get out of the airport.
Buy all means target bands that play your preferred style, but be sure that they have some older tracks in their play-list to keep granny happy.
Although it is hardly likely that a PO would mislead the court for the sake of a possible £25 voucher, nor that the tribunal would be insufficiently skilled to see through it, the mantra that justice must not just be done but must be seen to be done means target-setting is inherently distasteful for those representing the state.
That means targeting me for the purpose of ferreting out sources was unlikely.
That means targeting the cruise-missile sites and the Iranian diesel submarines.... Some of the facilities may be too difficult to target even with penetrating weapons.
I'm afraid not, and that means targets are on course for a return – but with extra bite and a great deal more bureaucracy and regulation.
But solving that problem means targeted anti-poverty assistance – not lower bills for everyone, which would tend to incentivise more consumption across the board.
That means targets that are agreed by all those involved in delivering and commissioning services, sensibly constructed, and whose implementation is fully costed and funded.
