Sentence examples for type meaning from inspiring English sources

The axle may be a single reduction type, meaning that it has one-gear reduction, or double reduction.

Four of us shared his blood type, meaning we could take the next step in a complicated series of testing to determine a match.

Additionally some sections are tied to a particular elemental type meaning that to access all of the areas you will need to purchase nine variants.

Indeed, the diagnostic categories for pediatric insomnia are labeled as "limit-setting type" or "association type," meaning, respectively, that parents aren't setting limits for bedtime behavior or that children rely on parents to soothe them to sleep.

Some factions in the elected government had revolutionary goals, with those on the far left calling for "democracy of a new type," meaning a prelude to the dictatorship of the proletariat; after five months of chaos, two of the Spanish institutions that had long exercised repressive power under the old monarchy — the military and the Church — were ready to overthrow the Republic.

He's a typical genius entrepreneur type, meaning he's innocently trying to fix everything broken around him, and smart enough to sort of do it.

As a definition of structured utterance-type meaning we can say that, where p ε ∏(*+R), *+R means p in a group G if and only if members of G have, with respect to *+R, a type 1 or type 2 resultant procedure, the type being determined by the type of the mood operator *. (Qualifications will, of course, be necessary to handle 'audienceless' cases).

One layer is "n-type", meaning that it has an excess of negatively charged electrons.

Experts are currently unable to distinguish between these less harmful cancers and some more aggressive types, meaning they are all routinely treated.

The paper was riddled with flaws: the scientists studied blood, which is a mixture of cell types, meaning there are any number of causes for the changes reported.

Dating from the early 20th century to just after World War II, they are grouped by types, meaning by variations in perspective: the falls seen from the American side, from the Canadian side, from above or below.