Sentence examples for value that means from inspiring English sources

A new ordinance that goes into effect on Jan . 20is intended to forbid only those who are selling items that could be considered to have utilitarian value — that means art is allowed but T-shirts are not.

In dollar value, that means different things for different investors.

If we take appearances at face value, that means meta-linguistic discourse (call it mentioning or quotational use) can take place in the absence of quotation marks.

Q-learning uses Q-value that means action-value function.

As shown in Table 3, 4-pointed helical star structure has highest work of adhesion and work of spreading values that means this surface is hydrophobic.

Pyne told Moorehead that draft laws allowing free mining company access to groundwater – due to be debated in parliament from next week – conflicted with "real Labor values (that) mean keeping our state assets in the hands of Queenslanders".

No, it is a threat to the kind of basic decent values that mean we treat fellow humans with respect, from political opponents sharing a joke to people of all religions and races getting the same rights.

But his loyalty is instinctive, as are the values that mean he has always refused an image rights deal (where a player makes money every time his club features his face in a commercial).

His parents are left-leaning academics and they raised him with a set of values that mean it's important for him to do good things for the world".

At the final state in the convergence zone, they reach to the zero steady values that mean there will be no change in their state.

Sullivan says that marriage, in itself, has a lot of "small-c conservative" values that mean a lot to families.