Sentence examples for shells means from inspiring English sources

The larger capacity of outer shells means that the rows get longer, and so more columns appear.It is the columns that are the interesting part of the table.

Quite a lot are cash shells (means of raising money for acquisitions) trying to beat stricter governance rules introduced by AIM on April 1st.

Weaker shells means fewer shelled organisms and less food for fish.The most important reason, though, for thinking that global warming will not produce an Arctic feeding frenzy is that it may increase ocean stratification.

"In Africa, a hat with cowry shells meant the wearer had a lot of money".

In the early hours of 16 August 1915, the Cumbrian settlements of Lowca and Parton, near Whitehaven, were bombarded by shells meant for a nearby chemical works.

The shells (mean length 4.47 cm and 4.42 cm for tidepool and bench mussels respectively) were put on ice and brought to Argonne National Labs.

But what this shell means is that the "modern mind" is much more ancient than we'd ever imagined.

The reshuffle at the top of Shell means change at the top of the three main western oil firms, with Lee Raymond having stepped down last year at ExxonMobil.

Doing justice to a lobster steamed in the shell means picking out every morsel of meat, dousing each bite with melted butter and sucking on the legs.

In general, an incomplete shell means that some attracting power of a nucleus may be wasted, and adding electrons beyond a closed shell would entail the energetic disadvantage of beginning the next shell of the atom concerned.

But also realize that "Cheap" refers to the Ponzi scheme of the disgraced financier "Michael" Madoff and includes the following thought, which Ms. Shell means to apply to discount shopping: "Actually being eaten by a saber-toothed tiger was not what got early man running; it was the dread of being eaten by that tiger".