Sentence examples for structure to mean from inspiring English sources

When Elise Ward, a broker now with the firm Core, started selling TriBeCa lofts to artists in 1981, so few buildings had been renovated or had soundproofing that she used words like "fireproof" and "steel and concrete structure" to mean quiet.

(We use the term "unique stem structures" to mean that any of the predicted stem's strands do not overlap with any other stem's sequences nor with each other).

The permeability structure due to mean grain size is then interpreted in the context of melt transport.

The permeability structure due to mean grain size may be approximated as a high permeability region beneath a low permeability region.

In the context of the reforms, the term quality is generally assumed to mean structures and practices that improve outcomes for children.

That assent supposes I take intelligible to mean structuring a problem so that we can talk about it, which is not what the dictionary says.

Only later did it come to mean the structure itself, a felt-covered, wooden-framed portable dwelling used by nomads on the steppes of central Asia.

The back-calculated values from the final structure closest-to-mean are shown as black line.

Bold it was indeed to dig a fresh conduit in the very ground where one river had prepared to trap another, bolder yet to build a structure there meant to be in charge of what might happen.

Moreover, he gave an application of this new metric structure to parallelcomputing by means of a partial metric version of the celebrated Banach fixed-point theoremin [2].

These elements provide physical structure to cells, and a means to localize particular biochemical processes to specific cellular regions.