Sentence examples for reading means from inspiring English sources

A negative reading means pessimists outnumbered optimists.

I am not especially well read but reading means a lot to me.

The lack of a blood-alcohol reading means prosecutors will have to rely on other evidence.

The Diagnadent measures the change in wavelength; a higher reading means more decay.

The latest Commerce Department reading means that the American economy has been growing sluggishly for six months.

A negative reading means that a higher percentage of the manufacturers surveyed reported that business had deteriorated than improved.

A low reading meant that a company imposed few restrictions.

Besides the naked eyes, two color recognition methods including reading mean green intensities in Photoshop and recording ultraviolet absorbance in microplate reader were also studied.

Communication is successful if the hearer selects the reading meant by the speaker.

This dual conception of law parallels the dual character of Maimonides' writing, which offers what Strauss calls a "moderate" reading meant for the masses and what he calls a "radical" reading meant for the philosophical reader.

Saccade lengths during search were in-between those during ad exploration and reading (mean 3.86°).