Sentence examples for several different means from inspiring English sources

"It just seems implausible that antioxidants should be killing you by several different means," said Dr. Jeffrey Blumberg, a nutrition professor at Tufts.

Bruno Jakob, 2003 Swiss artist Jakob has devised several different means of making "invisible paintings": painting on paper or canvas using water rather than pigment or exposing a lightly primed canvas – as if it were a psychically sensitive type of photographic paper – to the presence of a person or animal in order to capture some ethereal aspect of their existence.

Successful speech processing systems typically combine several different means to cope with the unwanted variability of the input signal.

Commencing with a brief history, a summary of several different means of modifying graphene to effect diverse applications is provided.

Specifically, Mike Davis, IOActive's principal research scientist, identified that through several different means, hackers could remotely access Internet-connected WeMo products, upload custom firmware, remotely monitor devices and access local networks.

Of note, it is reported that this financial cost of the prefectural government is compensated by several different means, such as increase of the tax income transfer from Vehicle Weight Tax from the national government to the prefectural governments.

Sounds which to western ears appear very similar can in fact have several different meanings – one sound might mean anything from horse to mother.

The synonymy problem, where several different words mean the same thing, is relatively straightforward and represents the current state-of-the-art in search engine technology.

The second-place choices of Mr. Gingrich's supporters are about evenly divided between several different candidates, which means that they might each have an incentive to go after him.

RAAS blockade is believed to reduce proteinuria through several different mechanisms: the mean transcapillary hydraulic pressure difference, the glomerular surface area, and the size and charge selectivity of the glomerular filter.

The polysemy problem, where one word means several different things, is much harder to solve.