Sentence examples for traditionally mean from inspiring English sources

That is because paperbacks traditionally mean smaller author advances and smaller marketing and advertising budgets and smaller book tours, if any.

Traditionally, mean y ~ j [ n ] → x i [ n ] t and var y ~ j [ n ] → x i [ n ] t are computed by summation; thus, the results are distinct from one another.

For French-speaking Africa, that has traditionally meant France.

Grimoire traditionally means a textbook of sorcery or magic.

The borders with Peru and Colombia traditionally meant little to them.

Its comparatively low profile has traditionally meant lower prices.

In the United States, war has traditionally meant higher taxes.

Technology in museums, especially the artistic kind, has traditionally meant audio guides.

A SELF-PORTRAIT has traditionally meant a likeness, often made by looking into a mirror.

By James Surowiecki In the United States, war has traditionally meant higher taxes.

Easter is approaching, which traditionally means there will be performances of Bach's sacred works.