Sentence examples for means which was from inspiring English sources

Q.E.D. takes its name from an abbreviation for a Latin phrase that means "which was to be demonstrated" and is found at the end of mathematical proofs.

A statistical assessment was made of the year-to-year differences, based on the estimated standard error of the difference (SED) between pairs of means, which was calculated from the residual variance in the data (s).

"Bunker 13" is therefore Tehelka.com by the nearest legal means, which is literary fiction.

Using whatever means which are appropriate, including IT and E-commerce.

But it can receive financial support by other means which are subsidies in all but name.

It's not immediately clear what that means, which is a problem that Mills sometimes had, too.

So all serious politicians had better get used to what this means, which is difficult choices and big thinking.

There are many means which are not monotone.

According to [15] deviation means are symmetric weighted means which are continuous in the weights.

As we can see, the results indicate means which are statistically significantly different among groups.

These deaths could be prevented by means which are simple, effective and available.