Sentence examples for shoot mean from inspiring English sources

Five commonly used architectural measures (shoot density, number of leaves per shoot, mean leaf length, mean leaf width and shoot biomass) were measured from P. oceanica shoots collected from the two bed types at three different spatial scales: (1) tens of metres ('small' scale); (2) hundreds of metres ('medium' scale); and (3) kilometres ('large' scale).

For dwarf males on a single host shoot (mean sample size 10 ± 2.1), the proportion of distinct haplotypes ranged between 40%% (four different dwarf male haplotypes on a single female) and 100%% (12 different dwarf male haplotypes on a single female) with a mean of 80±17%7 %.

Getting ripped for fatherhood (and an Instagram-worthy photo shoot) meant first working on his stamina.

And the theatrical nature of the shoot means that, at least as far as Garcia's maternal relationship is concerned, the notion of whether life imitates art, or vice versa, is thoroughly confused.

L. G., Manhattan Do the words "flu shot" mean nothing to you and Typhoid Mary?

Even President Jacques Chirac and Alain Juppé, his Gaullist prime minister, are finally edging their way up from their previous abysmal depths in the opinion polls.Not that a few tentative green shoots mean that everything is suddenly coming up roses.

Does not sharing the number of victims of Chicago's latest overnight or weekend shooting mean we do not see or react to that particular tragedy?

The end of shooting meant the return to reality.

Most films are made on location, and location shooting means hundreds of hours in the van.

He was reflective about what the shooting meant in the long term.

By the 1960s fashion shoots meant 35mm action cameras chasing leaping girls across flowery meadows or race tracks: the models even had expressions on their faces.