Sentence examples for this means proving from inspiring English sources

This means proving begin{aligned} overline{E}^tau =-overline{varrho }^tau nabla left( frac{delta F}{delta varrho } overline{varrho }^tau )right) ;Rightarrow ; E=-varrho nabla left( frac{delta F}{delta varrho } varrho )right) end{aligned} as a limit as (tau rightarrow 0).

From the viewpoint of the work community this means "proving genuineness", as it is assumed that free access to CO would attract free-riders that would simply wish to avoid unpleasant duties.

For most airlines, that means proving they can cut labor costs.

That means proving there is an overwhelming humanitarian need; that there is no alternative; and that the action is proportionate.

At home, that means proving his fidelity to his father's and grandfather's heritage by doing what they did, only more so and louder.

Although bringing firebrands to book is possible under incitement and conspiracy laws, it means proving a direct link with criminal acts, which is tricky.

Solving a problem means proving the conclusion from the given assumptions by the systematic application of rules of deduction embedded within the reasoning program.

Will's goal is to "modernize Chinese thought," part of which means proving the compatibility of rigid traditional dogma unique to China.

In the event, values obtained by this means proved sufficiently close to those derived using the catalytic modelling approach above to additionally justify its use in this instance on grounds of simplicity, greater transparency and ease of application as a general method.

This hormonal hypothesis, which is by no means proven fact, would help explain a couple of differences between humans and less monogamous mammals: females' desire to have sex even when they are not fertile, and males' erotic fascination with breasts.

It's not too late for Washington to re-embrace diplomacy – the only means proven to keep Tehran's missiles at bay.