Sentence examples for which means installing from inspiring English sources

For Lialina, it's essential that the piece is presented in its original format, which means installing a virtual machine on a modern computer, running a 1996-era versiof of Windows and the Netscape Navigator browser.

The Aplion boxed set is priced low, which means installing the products in the network is easy for ISPs and competitive carriers that are already strapped for cash.

You will then need to carry out a fire-risk assessment, which means installing mains-linked smoke alarms, which will cost a few thousand pounds.

"We're seeing demand for customization based on specific menus or food concepts, which may mean installing a pizza oven or a baking oven for cupcakes," said Richard Gomez, customer sales engineer and plant controller at AA Cater Truck, the largest food truck manufacturer in the country.

We're now in discussions with transport operators about running a trial, which would mean installing beacons around the transport network to validate whether this can work at scale," says Umesh Pandya, associate UX director at ustwo.

Many colonias also lack waste disposal systems, which means residents install their own septic tanks, potentially contaminating their land and that of their neighbors.

Iran is also expected to freeze its enrichment capacity with that time frame, which means it will install no new centrifuges and will significantly reduce its stockpile of enriched uranium.

That means install two operating systems on the same computer.

The major advantage of using this technology is that not much additional works are required to install the PLC system, which means no extra installation of communication circuits.

These fixtures are usually hard-wired, which means an electrician must install electrical boxes in the ceiling or wall.

Microsoft folded Internet Explorer into the Windows operating system, which means that it is installed automatically on nearly 90percentt of all computers sold.