Sentence examples for means under a from inspiring English sources

The main course was one-and-a-half-pound chickens from Iacono's farm, butterflied and grilled in the Italian style, al mattone, which means under a brick, though this need not be taken literally.

This means under a random sequence model one wants to know the probability for the occurrence of at least one hit with a score S greater than or equal to some given threshold value b, i.e. ℙ(S ≥ b).

Thereafter, restraint, harassment, and persecution continued, but by other means, under a broad interpretation of the meaning of libel.

If that electricity came from natural gas, that may mean under a quarter-pound of carbon dioxide is emitted each mile.

The underlying life distribution is exponential and shows how to obtain estimates of its mean under a variety of sampling plans.

The films – 'short' in this case means under half an hour – will be screened in a variety of locations, including a traditional cinema, the city's Theatre Royal, the 800-year-old Micklegate Bar, the Lord Mayor's Mansion House, a gastro pub and a mediaeval church.

This means, under the idealized data assumption, a zero residual value delivered after the fitting is associated to surfaces passing through the true parameter point.

Literally, it means "under the rose".

Espresso means "Under Pressure".

We're ready to commit to Providence, but we will only do so if we know the workers are getting a fair shake - and for us that means working under a collectively bargained contract that the employees vote to accept.

Since John hadn't played in many medals and is by no means an under-performer, I couldn't understand the generosity, especially as he beat me eight and six in that game.