Sentence examples for means where a from inspiring English sources

For example, the specimen ID 'A-1.8UT-4L-100BD' meAns where 'A' indicates the profile of upright, 1.8UT represents the upright thickness as 1.8 mm, 4L represents the number of tabs as 4 and 100 BD represents the depth of beam as 100 mm.

During the film's post-production, Scott, Zimmer and the editor passionately argued about what a single shot meant, where a tear slides down Starling's cheek during a confrontation with Lecter.

This would mean – where an order has been granted – that these venues will have an additional duty to stop guys using poppers.

If arm still does not contact with ground when joints reach the limit position, it means where there is a deep pit.

Now, let be a canonical basis of (We mean where the form a canonical basis of ).

Furthermore, because of the over-dispersion of the data (variance was greater than mean), we used a quasi-Poisson model (variance =  c × mean, where c is an estimated constant) (14 ).

"On some occasions, this will mean – where there is an insufficient public interest in the story – that payment should not be made, even if the parents are happy for the story to be published".

I mean, where do you put a million pound scratch card?

I mean, where else can you do a race where you're traveling with a formal dress?

I mean, where else can you play a penguin?

I mean, where else would you expect a beat producer and the daughter of violinist Julian Quirit who fell in love at a rave in Melbourne to land musically?