Sentence examples for means underlying from inspiring English sources

The experiments on the Yale, Extended Yale B, AR face image databases and the PolyU palmprint database showed LRA-DP is always better than or comparable to other state-of-the-art methods, which means underlying low-rank structure of data representation preserved by LRA-DP is helpful for classification problem.

The collapse in trade during September – which forced rival Next to issue a profit warning last week – meant underlying womenswear sales at M&S ended up falling almost 1% over the six months to 27 September.

BBC Worldwide justified Davie's payout pointing out that stripping out the impact of the sale of almost half of BBC America to Walking Dead and Breaking Bad broadcaster AMC, meant underlying profits actually rose almost 5% and returns to the BBC were up 18%.

That means the underlying situation is really worse".

It is now on a long-term path of 23 to 24% of GDP, which means the underlying rate of unemployment in the economy is going to be higher.

Socioeconomic position is a complex multifaceted construct, [ 19] therefore such limited scope of adult SEP measures arguably means the underlying construct of adult SEP is not well captured, impairing the assessment of mediation.

This meant that underlying operating losses at GNM (of £34.4m) were held at similar levels to those in 2008/09 (£33.7m, despite continued falls in advertising revenues. The company says the full benefits of this work will be seen in the current financial year (2010/11), when operating costs should be 18%, or £50m, lower than the budget for 2009/10.

I meant the underlying form of story is the way human beings have been trying to make sense out of life, for we don't know how many tens or hundreds of thousands of years as they told stories to each other.

Preventing violence means tackling the underlying causes – misogyny, the objectification of women, gender inequality, and male entitlement and privilege – that all contribute to men who choose to use violence believing they have a right to behave this way.

The 5-to-4 decision invalidated a Nebraska law on the late-term procedure that opponents call partial birth abortion, and some advocates of abortion rights have said this means that the underlying Roe v. Wade decision of 1973 is imperiled.

Standardizing documentation systems means standardizing the underlying terminology.