Sentence examples for means the upper from inspiring English sources

Impress folks by announcing that these lakes are meromictic, which means the upper and lower levels don't mix.

The decision means the upper house, which has legislative power in the absence of a lower house, can continue working for now and could ensure its stays in place until a new lower house is elected in an election expected to start in April, Reuters reports.

Although the interior is pleasant, highly flexible, and has magnificent views, notably of the cathedral, that desire for views means the upper galleries stick out of the building like airport pods with gigantic windows, breaking the nice curves of the roof and the uplift of the spire.

(h) means the upper bound of productivity.

This means the upper troposphere and nighttime atmosphere cannot be probed.

As it shows, L i /K will decrease when the variable E b /N0 increases, which also means the upper bound for the radius of solution space has a self-adaption capability in accordance with E b /N0.

Yes, they are almost as thick as best Cornish Clotted, and a great drama is being played out on high – by which I mean the upper third of the painting.

By hip I mean the upper thigh, booty, pelvis, region of the body.

For simplicity however we use the term 'national' throughout the paper to mean the upper jurisdictional level at which accounting is carried out c.

That means that the upper few meters of the sea have been steadily warming more than a tenth of a degree celsius per decade, a figure that's accelerating.

It means that the upper bound of the consumption can be acquired.