Sentence examples for means the direct from inspiring English sources

While the measures demonstrate a strong correlation between a leave vote and education, income and class they are by no means the direct cause of a Brexit.

"Spot Sales" means the direct or indirect sale or licence to third parties in English and other languages of individual items of content we have acquired for such purpose and/or published or broadcast in the Licensed Products.

"Syndication" means the direct or indirect re-licensing to third parties in English and other languages of material we have acquired for such purpose and/or published or broadcast in the Licensed Products and "syndicate" shall be construed accordingly.

But, a couple of minutes before landing, the landing site at Gale Crater will rotate out of view from Earth – that means the direct communications path will be blocked, too.

This means the direct components of aeroelastic motions (h1, α2) are comparatively predominant than the incentive cross components (h2, α1).

First of all, since the excited state lifetime of Tb3+ ions is extremely long as compared to that of Ce3+ [8, 13], decrease in the Ce3+ emission intensity upon addition of chlorin e6 means the direct EEET from Ce3+ to chlorin e6 (with the 0.33 efficiency for 2 μM chlorin e6).

While analyzing the implementation aspects in "Nash implementation and dominant strategy implementation" section, when we say the SCF f, we also mean the direct revelation mechanism g associated with the SCF f.

Here by causal we mean the direct interactions among genes that correspond to experimentally verifiable biochemical interactions.

Using today's technology that means the law directs the FCC to look at ISP services as distinct from those services that ride over the networks.

Doing so means the bosses can direct their own forces appropriately without picking up any unwanted attention on the ground.

Degree means the number of direct connections to the node.