Sentence examples for packing means from inspiring English sources

You be the coach: Ask yourself what perfect packing means to you.

The close packing means that the two microspheres are not resolved in the widefield image, however they can be clearly identified from the line profiles in all the SIM images.

What wasn't was the monsoon - we were constantly damp and splattered in red mud, and my fantastically light packing meant that we ran out of dry clothes after three days.

The shrinking ice-pack means more days' fishing, with scope for increased income".

This budget pack means you can fill the crackers with whatever you want, then finish them off with the jokes, hats, ribbons and snappers provided.

Grouping the active processes into packs means solving a classic bin packing problem.

But sunlight offering a top-up/back-up option for your spare battery pack means the Spor could still offer users in developed markets some convenience.

17 Each pack means an inhaler, that if used properly, would result in a patient requiring six (one every 2 months) or 12 packs a year (ie, about one per month), depending on the dose.

Rival supermarkets and analysts said the use of "price per pack" meant that Aldi was not comparing like for like, because traditional chains sell a much broader range of products, including many more branded items and packs in different sizes.

It implies the existence of a golden age when a six-pack meant beer, breasts were all natural and reared on organic farms, and our strapping sons of Albion strutted around with erections like hosepipes.

The letter released this week by the surviving miner, Randal McCloy Jr., said that at least four of the air packs meant to protect the miners during the Jan . 2disaster did not work, forcing the men to share their oxygen.