Sentences with phrase «mean anything other»

In Core Wireless» patent, there is no indication that it used the word «integer» to mean anything other than what we all learn in high school.

The conference used the term «mega accountants» in referring to the Big 4, but as Ron notes «it's hard to imagine in 10 years that term will mean anything other than the current Big 4.

I am not aware of any recognized standards organization, except perhaps the Sedona Conference, proposing that the prefixes kilo, mega and giga mean anything other than multiples of 1,000.

I don't see how they could mean anything other than what they mean.

Sorry, Michael, but I have a hard time parsing that statement to mean anything other than debate about the MWP, climate sensitivity, etc. is politically motivated.

Can this mean anything other than the bubble has finally popped?

By which I mean anything other than reviews or previews.

It means you're under review — which doesn't mean anything other than a real human is going to look at your return and they will request information if needed.

It could be due to that, but being under review doesn't mean anything other than a real human is going to look at your return.

Yes, being under review doesn't mean anything other than a real human is going to look at your return.

Being under review doesn't mean anything other than a real human is going to look at your return.

Just because something is told to the media doesn't mean anything other than the media has been told something.

But while many of them don't mean anything other than he needs some cleaning, they may imply a visit to the doctor or more attention to the stinky body part.

For me, it doesn't mean anything other than I have been doing a job that has been exclusively pointing towards the future.

You can't take them to mean anything other than they probably knew of the growing religion.

They do not mean anything other than who they are and what happens, for the story is, I believe, a parable.

I'm just saying that if some scientists believe in one pholosophy, and disagree with others who believe in a different philosophy doesn't mean anything other than a difference in beliefs.

Press doesn't mean anything other than free advertising.

After the pattern set by Isaiah, Jesus, Joel, and Pentecost, the burden of proof is on anyone who claims that Luke means anything other than foreign languages.

It's also been decades since space travel has meant anything other than uninspiring low Earth orbit.

The English in the paper is of such quality that it is not reasonable that the the note «make up» by the senior author meant anything other than just that — fabricate.

Abnormal conformation simply means anything other than a nice, tight - fitting almond - shaped eyelid shape.

I mean I wouldn't want people to think that the come - fuck - me pumps meant anything other than, you know, style.»

Not exact matches

«It's possible that the TSA, customs officer or some other law enforcement officer involved may interpret the ban as meaning «anything large enough to conceal an explosive device,» and make the call to forbid a Bluetooth or other portable keyboards,» says Wenzler.

But, in other respects the T2 was anything but derivative: it was among the first vehicles in which the driver sat ahead of the front axle, a means of maximizing interior space.

Loblaws and others are promising to sell only certified fish — but does that really mean anything?

It was his way of saying, «You're important and none of that other bullshit means anything.

Hot Tip: The major perk of the card is that it offers this benefit as primary coverage, which means you do not need to make a claim with your personal insurance first, while other credit cards mostly offer secondary coverage, which only covers anything above what your personal insurance will cover first.

Furthermore, the possibility to design anything means that stronger teams and creativity can inspire others to develop and create expertise which is sorely lacking in this environment.

Can you see why equality under the law and equal rights for everyone means throwing out the bias of religion, as none of them agree with the others on anything.

If anyone really wanted to know anything about anything they could go and learn but that means doing something other then watching tv, and the mindless zombies we have bcome would never allow that!

If I apply this same thinking and care to the church I serve, this means I would be uncomfortable financing anything other than property or a facility that appreciates.

You're obviously not quite right in the head and I view all of your comment with that fact in mind, which means among other things you can't strike anything other than maybe the keys on your keyboard.

My life may not have meaning, but if I try very hard, and do very well, it could have quite a lot of meaning, real meaning, that will be felt here in the real world, not in a possible reward in a realm that can't be proven to be anything other than imaginary.

But this can mean anything from using the capital to develop other enterprises to distributing checks to the registered members of the tribe.

and there is nothing wrong with the name jihad since jihad actually means «fighting for your country and people» without waiting for anything in return, for the love of god there are NO 72 virgins!!!!!! freedom of speech does not mean insulting other people!

It doesn't mean they speak out against anything, or that they don't respect others» rights to believe what they want.

you mean like living your life hating your family and killing those who worship other gods dude Yahweh is a lair he will doing anything to rule all worlds beware his crocodile tears,..

You said (paraphrasing), that in the atheists mindset, morals mean nothing to anything in the universe other than people.

That means, they bring your food and anything extra you request, they clean up spills and other messes (throw up from a child, a broken glass etc.), keep your drinks filled, tolerate obnoxious customers with bad attitudes, laugh at jokes that aren't funny — and really the list could go on.

Maybe it's not obvious to those who have never tried anything other the missionary position (that's a general comment — not meant towards you, specifically), but it is real and can be (fairly) easily experienced for yourself if you want to verify it.

I think you mean randomness in mutation: natural selection is anything but random (it's a process whereby certain variants in a population reproduce more successfully than others).

Christians are free to get together and pretend some god is paying attention to them, monitoring their thoughts and deeds, allocating them after they die to heaven, hell, limbo, purgatory or whatever other magic never - never lands they believe in and paying attention to their $ ex lives, but it must stop at the point where it actually means anything.

In themselves they are good, but they were never meant to be simply «in themselves» — to be isolated from the God - relation, to be anything other than modes of charity.

In America many Christians who insist on a literal interpretation of anything in the Bible are often ready to say «but, in this case, Jesus didn't really mean...» when both Jesus and the author of this Gospel labor to convey «You aren't supposed to try to take the live of other things on Earth... that's the whole point, I want you to take on life that only I can offer!»

You dismissed one as not being practical (although practical in that context meant for war purposes) but didn't say anything about the others.

The dynamic glory of the being of man is first bodily present in the relation between two men each of whom in meaning the other also means the highest to which this person is called and serves the fulfillment of this created destiny without wishing to impose anything of his own realization on the other.

This concept can not mean anything close to «unique coherence» which would undermine his pluralism, though he occasionally sneaks in other adjectives like «simplicity», «elegance», and «most satisfying» (p. 79) as well as implying a uniqueness to the «meaningfulness» of Christian living (p. 204).

The reason for this is simple: If religious beliefs mean anything, they will affect other beliefs.

If religion (as opposed to morality) was anything other than empty promises meant to sate human insecurities, would we not expect movements TOWARD greater religiosity to be predominant in World history and viewed in a positive light?