Sentence examples for of one means from inspiring English sources

On a scale of one to four, a rating of one means goodbye, and a rating of two puts a teacher on notice.

Essentiality of zero indicates that the removed reaction has no effects on the cell growth rate, while essentiality of one means complete stoppage of the cell growth rate for the removed reaction.

Less of one means less of the other.

An IRR of one means that the factor does not explain change.

A statistically significant difference from a hazard ratio of one means that a covariate significantly affects the length of the trip.

This vulnerability assessment reveals that it is possible for the attacker to realize the given objective via the assumed grid access, and gives a finite state "trace" of one means of exploiting the vulnerability.

The presence of one meant the other.

Independence and freedom are very different, and all too often the attainment of one meant the end of the other.

And no pass rush, or too little of one, meant that an injured quarterback could pick and choose.

It has a new slogan, "An Army of One," meant to counteract the impression that the service is intolerant of individuality.

Scoring a six meant you were primarily homosexual, while a score of one meant you were primarily heterosexual.