Sentence examples for means with small from inspiring English sources

That means — with small corrections — the satellites orbit in time with the Earth's rotation, which to an observer on the ground (or in a plane) means that they appear fixed in the same place in the sky.

We mean with small scale that which has less than fifty points.

The specific epithet galericulata is derived from the Latin galer, and means "with a small hat".

But America wants Poland to carry more of the leadership burden in the region, and that means dealing with small countries as well as big ones.

That means species with small distribution range are still relatively overrepresented.

The probability vector π0 defines the mean of the distribution, whereas δ controls the dispersion around that mean, with small values corresponding to a large dispersion.

The problem was that Santos were a club of relatively modest means, with a small stadium that they had to abandon in favour of bigger grounds for more high-profile games, so making money was a problem.

[Michael H. Logue, an Army Corps spokesman, said last week that the desire to hire local subcontractors had often meant working with smaller, Mississippi-based companies without a large supply of heavy-duty equipment, slowing progress at times.

By no means small, with tonnage of 139,500, the all-suite, all-balcony ship is for a maximum of only 516 passengers.

Means with different small letters are significantly different at P < 0.05 level.

This means combining data with small, speedy manoeuvres – combining clear, reassuring, deeply-held principles with agility and enough leeway for an organisation's employees to use the realtime data available to improve the services they offer.