Sentence examples for usage means from inspiring English sources

Jones can't evangelise enough about mobile, while identifying misconceptions around what "mobile usage" means.

Also, we meant "uninterested," not "disinterested," which in careful usage means unbiased or impartial.

Low usage means infrequent service, and infrequent service, in turn, deters users.

The term "report of usage" means a report reflecting an entity's usage of musical works in covered activities described in subsection (d)(4)(A).

Along with rabbis and Israeli politicians, the roster of speakers included P.R. professionals schooled in hasbarah, Hebrew for what literally translates as "explanation" but in common usage means propaganda.

That sense of the awfulness of goodness (the word, in its seventeenth-century usage, means "awe-inspiring") was as powerful an engine of Milton's work as the glamour of evil.

The focus on technology and Internet usage meant that many school libraries had to be brought into the 21st century.

We evaluate effective network usage, mean job execution time, hit ratio, total number of replications and percentage of storage filled by using the CloudSim simulator.

President Bush's statement on Tuesday about the shuttle report said that the next steps would be determined "under Sean O'Keefe's leadership," which in Washington usage meant that the White House did not want him to leave.

Implicit in this new technology is the fact fewer cars will be brought because new ways of usage mean less cars are needed.

When asked to clarify what "ordinary" or "normal" usage meant and what limits they place on their "unlimited" quotas, the companies I contacted did not provide an answer.