Sentence examples for particular mean from inspiring English sources

But the prospect of cuts in defence budgets, in the US in particular, mean the outlook continues to uncertain.

If one of the frequencies vanishes on the average, the periodic term becomes nearly constant, or secular, and the asteroid is locked into an exact orbital resonance near the particular mean motion commensurability.

Several theoretical aspects are addressed, in particular, mean square stability and performance optimization.

The fine tuning of these independent parameters allows the optimization of conditions to synthesize particles with a particular mean size.

In particular, mean employment duration increases by 35, 36 and 23 % for young, middle-age and older workers, respectively.

The choice of a particular mean and covariance function corresponds to the training of a Gaussian process.

This idea flows into the stagnant pool of Tory gesture politics – one part state-aggrandising, one part telling the people, but only the particular, mean-minded, fearful, querulous people of your own devising, that you're on their side.

"You don't have to specify the particular means used to carry out the crime".

Feeling smug about your outfit can only be achieved by very particular means.

3. In groups, research, prepare and present skits about a particular means of signaling distress.

That, and the performance of Loye in particular, meant that England were pretty content even in defeat.