Sentence examples for segment meaning from inspiring English sources
Because Chinese mothers only want the very best for their (in most cases) one child, they mainly buy products in what is known as the "super premium segment", meaning the most expensive baby-food.
A 2011 report by Boston Consulting Group said the global "silver segment" — meaning those older than 55 — will provide more than half the consumer spending growth in developed markets over the next two decades.
Bolt has around 100 clients, most in the mid-tier segment – meaning revenue in the seven to eight figures.
At caesarean section, all but one woman had a normally developed lower uterine segment, meaning caesarean delivery was straightforward.
For another, he knew that aside from physical modelling, the event would feature a question and answer segment, meaning that persona and performance play a role.
For another, he knew that aside from physical modeling, the event would feature a question and answer segment, meaning that persona and performance play a role.
The average ticket has about 2.5 segments, meaning the airlines pay $10 a ticket on average to the reservation systems.
One more point: GM trucks are hot sellers this year, yet among the truck segments (meaning the fewest defects rating by truck model), GM didn't win one first place.
A possible background to the anomalous annotation may be the fact that e.g. SLC35F5 in M. musculus and B. taurus have an extended gap between the first 2 TM segments and the remaining 8 TM segments, meaning that with incomplete sequence data, the overall N-terminal TM structure of SLC35F5 resembles the overall N-terminal TM structure of many plant fatty acid elongases.
Zooming into the plot of the model highlighted in Fig. 1a, we see a set of many small vertical segments, meaning that each point on the horizontal axis is mapped to zero or more points on the vertical axis (Fig. 4).
Similar experiments in humans [1] have shown that when navigating in horizontal environments participants prefer using an "initial segment strategy", meaning that when routes of equal length are presented, the ones with a longer initial segment are favoured [1,4].
