Sentence examples for which specifically means from inspiring English sources

Deila's priority is to keep his key players, which specifically means holding on to Kris Commons and Virgil van Dijk.

However, broad data sharing was previously little practiced in Japan, and it requires careful design of the ICF template, which specifically means an adequate, appropriate description of the data sharing.

Which specifically means moving away from (Foursquare-style) faddish gamification, whereby badges are earned for unremarkable actions, and towards more impressive achievement-based awards —  meaning badges that carry a certain cachet and/or have some kind of reward or incentive to encourage their display.

He then instantly demanded that our civil laws reflect "the higher law," which specifically meant making abortion illegal.

The correlation is defined as the common patterns which specifically mean the same positions of the nonzero entries in the sparse representation coefficients in the work of Zhang et al. [19].

The commission will also decide on Wednesday whether to take legal action against two member nations, Italy and Spain, for enacting "golden share" laws, which are specifically meant to block Electricité de France by giving the government a veto over takeovers of privatized utilities.

This assistance may be sorted through proper training of her human capacity and funding/donation of equipment from these developed nations and multinational agencies which is specifically meant for nations at the demonstration of interest stage.

In order to be admitted into the testing procedure all potential participants were required to pass successfully the Berg Balance Scale test, i.e. the required score > 21 points [ 20, 21], which was specifically meant to screen out any subjects with substantially impaired mobility function, as well as all those prone to incidental falls.

Windows Media Encoder (WME) is specifically meant for PC which is its main positive and negative.

83% of the total number of reads mapped specifically, which means that only mapped once in the genome, and 3% non-specifically (reads that mapped in more than one locus).

"Women suffer disproportionately and specifically, which means that drug services have to cater for their specific needs," she explains.