Sentence examples for that means determining from inspiring English sources

That means determining if there is a certain speed and direction that the ball can be passed so that a given player can intercept it before any other.

That means determining how frequently mutations in the KCNQ gene cause epilepsy in humans.

It behooves us as inventors to consider the implications of our work; in Rogoway's cryptography that means determining which problems matter equally to society and to journals.

Regards the latter, I'm told this means determining factors that make a successful menu by calculating a similarity between each recipe in Gousto's library "without human input".

That will mean determining if there is any reason for weapons to have magazines that hold 30 rounds or more.

But that doesn't mean determining which field of play will best suit a child.

We can reclaim phrases like "that's so gay" to mean determined, quick and awesome".

The final-cutting-and-editing clause — that means the right to determine the way the picture will be presented to audiences all over the world.

On a day-to-day basis, that means ATTN: will help ABC determine, from both a creative and editorial standpoint, what social video to create.

That means being determined and cohesive defensively, killing penalties well — they've killed 21 of 22 so far — and getting a strong enough start to silence the lively Nashville crowd.

Determining that meant talking to one person: Heidi.