Sentence examples for relation mean from inspiring English sources

And like many Gulf oil producers Saudi Arabia has failed to use its abundant natural-gas supplies properly.Gas does now contribute 35% to power generation, but rock-bottom prices and a sniffiness about gas as oil's poor relation mean that exploiting its bounty (Saudi Arabia apparently has the world's fifth-largest gas reserves) has proven hard.

There was a significant relation (mean ρ = 0.47 [CW] and 0.26 [CCW] across subjects, both p < 0.001) between the hammer's visual orientation and the force direction, with offsets of −86.8° ± 30.8° (circular mean ± circular standard deviation [SD]) and 81.2° ± 17.4° for CW and CCW rotations, respectively.

On the other hand, semantic relation means relations between any two related constituents.

The fact that a generalized consequence relation is a binary relation means that we need to distinguish symmetric and non-symmetric such relations, as in general, and means that it is an unwise terminological decision to call generalized consequence relations symmetric consequence relations, as in Dunn and Hardegree (2001), Chapter 6.

This conservation relation means that there is only one independent variable here, not two.

The conventional choice of a two-parameter equation to represent the bond-valence relation means that at least two distinct coordination environments are necessary to solve for the parameters of the equation.

What do the new relations mean in practice?

Industrial relations mean different things in an increasingly diverse workforce.

"Better military-to-military relations mean we have the opportunity to discuss these issues," he said.

Power relations mean the power distribution among the people in the activity, such as high power vs. low power.

The relations, however, are differently distributed in terms of the structural components - universities, industries, and governments - and accordingly, what the relations mean can be different from each of these three perspectives.