Sentence examples for that means left from inspiring English sources

That means: (left| {dot{V}_{gdq} } right|_{hbox{max} }) decreases, when more positive-sequence inductive current is outputted under asymmetrical overvoltage.

That means left". Jill's unshakable confidence came from an easy 19-mile workout Saturday around Turtle Rock.

And there is a domino effect: If Goff plays, that means left tackle Andrew Whitworth, entering his 13th season, would have to be in the lineup to protect the franchise's most important asset.

That often means not bothering at all and in turn that means leaving money on the table.

At the time, that meant leaving Facebook, attending business school, and pursuing a startup.

If there was practice and that meant leaving work early, well, soccer was that important.

You can do that with the Garmin too, but previously that meant leaving your music behind.

"The hardest thing must have been making a choice that meant leaving his wife and children behind with no support as he went to prison," she says.

Drogba said he wants to have more "fun, enthusiasm and passion on the pitch" but when asked if that meant leaving Chelsea, he said: "Not before June".

But that meant leaving her son in Nanjing with her mother, who raised him (he's now 26 and studying law).

Unfortunately, that meant leaving my friends and especially, Dexter behind.