Sentence examples for means thinner from inspiring English sources

Tighter regulation also means thinner profits.

Firms must therefore find ways of making both razor and blades lighter, which means thinner blades, more closely spaced, made of special materials, with new coatings.So what does the future hold?

LED backlight means thinner TVs.

This means thinner, better optical zooms for cameras and phones and — if you're not careful — a little wet spot on your pants if you smash your lens.

However, NVIDIA's recent announcement of the Max Q design spec for its GTX 10 series chips means thinner gaming laptops will be released in just a few short months, if not weeks.

Here in Lagos, the commercial capital, the thin "It" girls are now called lepa, using a Yoruba word that means thin but that was not applied to people before.

He is a strong proponent of two techniques to help grapes reach full maturity: effeuillage, which means thinning out the leaves to expose the grapes to sun and air, and eclaircissage, which means reducing the number of grape bunches per vine to lessen the strain on the roots.

The definition of thinning type is defined by three thinning variables, which means thinning rates in the first, the middle and the last tree size classes are selected.

CREDIT: Rose City Pizza Because no one ever told the folks at Rosemont CA's Rose City Pizza that a NY-style pizza means thin crust, their Bronx Pastrami Pie boasts pastrami, pickles, mustard, and a smug superiority complex over Mets fans.

Leptin, an obese gene (ob) product initially identified in 1994, was named from the Greek word leptos, which means thin [1].

You'll also want to choose a piece of meat with good marbling, which means thin little veins of fat in between the meat.