Sentence examples for means that can from inspiring English sources

"Any means that can increase communication and information sharing is useful".

One of my cameras was destroyed and the rest of my kit still smells". A spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) told the BBC that skunk is "an effective, non-lethal, riot dispersal means" that can reduce the risk of casualties.

As known, the margin theory is another important means that can be used to explain the effectiveness of ensemble learning.

Cover crop selection is one of the potential means that can be used to design or optimize these intercropping systems.

At this time, photon correlation spectroscopy is the only experimental means that can determine the correlation of the local segmental motion of polyisobutylene directly.

One of the means that can be used to solve such a problem is a neural network trained on the results of modeling of spectra at different temperatures (Dolenko, et al., in: I.C. Parmee (Ed)., Adaptive Computing in Design and Manufacture, Springer, London, 1998, p. 345).

It can't mean that, can it?

I mean, that can be anywhere between $10,000 and $20,000.

I mean, that can help you, right?

This means that animations can be very smooth.

This means that synesthesia can be learned, presumably incidentally.