Sentence examples for template which means from inspiring English sources

There will be plenty of West Ham supporters who will argue this is already his working template, which means that when Reo-Coker came to Law 5, "So Much Depends on Reputation – Guard it with your Life", he will have nodded ruefully.

The average interpillar distance (about 250 nm) corresponds to the average interpore distance of the template, which means that the resulting nanostructure is tough enough to withstand the post-treatment.

For some samples the number of sequence reads exceeded the number of viral templates, which means that some templates were resampled.

Without Homology Indexing, 48 unbound dataset should be aligned with each of chains in template database, which means that there are 48 × 101,315 time-consuming structural alignments needed to be done.

Without Chain Length Indexing, the 20 dataset of no homologous template chains should be aligned with each of chains in template database, which mean that there are 20 × 101,315 time-consuming structural alignments needed to be done.

The nanostructures are embedded in porous silicon templates with different morphologies which means pores offering dendritic growth of different strengths.

But neither do I use Avon cosmetics, which means I fit the template after all.

His musical template is humbly of the people this time, which means a little bit gospel, a little bit ragtime, a little bit country-western.

Secondly, the use of multiple templates frequently leads to larger coverage of the target sequence, which means that less 'free' modeling is necessary.

For example, a motif template may be specified as M1[5,10] M2, | M1| ∈ [2,4], and | M2| ∈ [6,7], which means that we have to consider NN, NNN, and NNNN as the possible templates for M1 and similarly for M2.

Which means that the player-coach model, though long gone in pro sports, serves as an excellent template for tech startups.