Sentence examples for the full means from inspiring English sources
"On March 16, the ship's crew regained control of the Full Means II by overpowering Shi Lei," Mr. Amoy's statement said.
They delivered the crew's letter -- written in Chinese, addressed to the "Hawaiian Government" and signed by all 27 members -- describing what had happened, and the cutter escorted the Full Means II into Hawaiian waters.
The Coast Guard in Hawaii, notified that the ship had not reported in for three days and that the owners suspected a hijacking or some other trouble on board, dispatched a C-130 aircraft, which spotted the Full Means II about 200 miles southeast of Hawaii over the weekend, and the 110-foot Coast Guard cutter Kiska intercepted the ship 80 miles off Hilo on Tuesday.
Removing the placental factors from the full means model resulted in a decrease of the genetic variance and a decrease of heritability.
Using simulated data we evaluated the performance of different statistical methods for estimating density from camera trap data including the closed-population capture recapture models Mo and Mh with a buffer of ½ and the full mean maximum distance moved (MMDM) and spatially explicit capture recapture (SECR) models under different study designs and scenarios.
Patients who underwent thoracoscopic lobectomy had more lymph nodes harvested than did those who underwent thoracotomy lobectomy in the full (mean 20.1 v 17.7, P=0.005) and matched (mean 19.9 v 17.6, P=0.03) cohorts.
But what does "enjoy life to the fullest" mean?
The name "full" means that all original attributes would be requested.
However, Holland's and Shamoon's commitment to telling the full story means that In Darkness sometimes feels diffuse.
Arguably, the voluntary nature of the full process means there is no real change at all, save for the fact that it is mandatory to contact Acas before you can lodge your claim.
This point is illustrated for woven interlock composites in two steps, (i) by proposing an original modeling of the asymptotic Haigh diagram and (ii) by the description of full mean stress effect from kinetic damage evolution laws.
