This value appears rather low, meaning that virus transmission is rather rare at the level of the population.
Van der Drift et al. could show that the relationship is rather curvilinear, meaning that up to a certain extent scheduled lessons enhance TSS while mandatory courses beyond that point rather impede TSS [ 5].
It is a matter of meeting rather than meaning.
Churchill prefers to discuss form or effects in rehearsal, rather than meaning.
"Rather than meaning something literal and universal, the art on our bodies is often personal and complicated," writes Patrick Barkham.
(see image three, from April 12th).There are some landscapes in the show which are rather fine, meaning enjoyable to look at.
The recording's final number, "Etouffez la Ventoline" (a title chosen for rhythm rather than meaning) has unintelligible words that might be broadcast over a railroad station loudspeaker.
If you say a phrase – a collection of words – over and over again it starts to become simply a collection of sounds rather than "meaning" anything.
However, most scenarios do not rely on synchronous replication, but rather asynchronous (meaning that changes aren't instantly propagated among nodes).
The standard deviations for all other variables are rather high, meaning that there are large prefectural variations in occupation, household registration and employment in the private sector.
