Sentence examples for steady means from inspiring English sources

Steady means something in the Middle Age of a life.

Holding the education budget steady means a 7% reduction in funding per child, as the number of pupils will rise.

"GOING STEADY MEANS FOR NOW BUT NOT FOR KEEPS," reads the headline over one of Gilbert's syndicated weekly columns.

Keeping blood-sugar levels steady means energy levels are kept steadier for longer, and that mid-morning sluggish feeling can be held off.

Some observers see this trend as one more instance of the dominance of the American male by the American female, on the theory that Going Steady means the imposition of monogamy at an early age.

"Even holding Social Security benefits steady means they will have increased in value," MacGuineas said.

A steady mean flow generated by the flume simulated wind flow past the model.

The steady mean flow can cause the frequency shift and influence the stability of the dynamic system.

A great many show statistically minor fluctuation of features in one direction and then another, but generally centering around a fairly steady mean.

From Figure 5, the learning rate of ICMA influences the steady mean square error only a little, varying within the range of about 2 dB.

The algorithm takes average in GA run for 40 times for the influences to convergent time and steady mean square error interference (see Figure 6).