Sentences with phrase «meaning things like»

They factor in these «core» trading elements to every potential setup, meaning things like trend analysis and awareness of significant levels in the market, combined with some sort of «edge» of course.

They've insisted that ePub development attention be turned to multimedia, meaning things like attached audio and video.

The second option is the MagneRide semi-active suspension system that responds to driving conditions in real time, meaning things like slick snow and ice don't have to stop you from driving confidently.

• Never roll over your joints (meaning things like your knees, elbows, etc.).

In order to understand the context, here's some clean beauty 101: The personal care industry (meaning things like lipstick, shampoo, lotion, deodorant, toothpaste) is completely unregulated in the United States.

That means things like interest payments, stock dividends or capital gains.

If by «advantages» you mean things like children always staying out of trouble, sickness never hammering away in our lives, or financial troubles staying away, then you're right.

Especially if their words are twisted to mean things like «there is always be poor (so I can ignore them)» or «healthcare is slavery (because I want to keep the money for myself».

By non-rational I mean things like art and music aren't logical but they are something you can enjoy in your head and it makes life better for you.

Nowadays, when we talk of the «laws of nature» we usually mean things like gravitation, or heredity, or the laws of chemistry.

I'm an atheist, and I don't really care what others believe, as long as no one is trying to force me into their beliefs (and I don't mean things like putting Bible passages in courthouses, those arguments are just petty).

I mean things like Roberts hitching up his socks, or Tom Sturdivant banging the ball, again and again into his glove, or the routine I go through of wiping my hand on my shirt, tugging at my cap, then licking my fingers, wiping my hand off again, rubbing it on my leg and then picking up the resin bag.

I mean things like toilet paper, shampoo and conditioner, toothpaste, detergent, the big things that you use every day.

Women have skin that becomes more sensitive when they're pregnant so that means things like sunburn can happen.

That means things like buttons, zippers, and belts may be best avoided in the beginning and introduced as he begins to master it.

Older children might say mean things like, «I hate you,» or...

and mean things like that..

Do you mean things like re-democratising policy making in the Labour Party?

I mean things like that would be very, very troubling,» Langworthy said.

This means things like weighted leg raises, chopping and twisting movements, and ab rollouts are far more effective than a crunch or situp.

This means things like ovarian tumors and Cushing's disease have the potential to cause similar symptoms.

I think you might want to avoid Atlantic Salmon, AFAIK, it's farmed, which means things like sea lice and the pesticides used to get rid of them, lack of access to what Salmon normally eat, toxins from the feed, artificially colored, lower Omega 3's, though it has higher fat (which means worse O3: O6 ratios), etc..

When I talk about re-using, I mean things like curating a series of features to create one overall feature on the topic (e.g. best burger joints in London, curating your historic images & reviews to create one new overall feature, or 5 ways to style a denim skirt, curating 5 of your previous outfit posts into one new feature to showcase the versatility or various ways to style etc).

When we say the next level, we mean things like possibly calling the police, calling their close family, or even going to their house or apartment.

So, that means things like lane departure control that will nudge the car back into the lane, or adaptive cruise control that will change speeds to maintain the car's position in traffic.

By this I mean things like the background information concerning your research, why you have chosen your topic, how it relates to the world around and what kind of general principles and methodology you will apply to research the chosen topic.

Running Android 2.2, it comes with all the features that version of Google's operating system boasts - that means things like simple syncing with your Google accounts, free Google Maps navigation, all the joys of the Android Market with those 100,000 apps.

Meaning some thing like a finger must be used to touch the screen.

And I think micropayments, I mean things like Patreon, for my podcast is now turning into a significant income stream based on people.

By security questions, I mean things like «what is your Mother's maiden name».

The latter just means things like not being a beach house, a seasonal residence, or directly adjacent to a PCB factory.

By liabilities, I mean things like credit cards, auto loans / leases, a current mortgage you have and will keep (if any), and any other loans that have a corresponding monthly payment.

That means things like interest payments, stock dividends or capital gains.

It usually means things like teaching your dog not to «counter surf» or steal things off the kitchen counter such as food, for example.

To points rookies: this means things like if I'm going to buy a Kate Spade purse I will add the AmEx offer to my card, then go through a shopping portal to earn 4x airline points on my purchase as well.

I am sure many of us were probably wondering when Disney would choose to release a good portion of their classic character lineup, and by this I don't mean things like the Disney interpretation of Snow White I refer to the classic lineup of characters from the classic cartoons.

This is probably considered a bad month because most of the games on this list weren't very popular when they released, although that doesn't mean things like PlayStation Allstars Battle Royale are bad games.

I am sure many of us were probably wondering when Disney would choose to release a good portion of their classic character lineup, and by this I don't mean things like the Disney interpretation...

By everything I mean things like LTV or p (l) ayer segmentation.

Deep Silver's intention to make Metro «accessible» means things like the upcoming Mac and Linux ports, not compromise on the franchise's values, according to global brand manager Huw Beynon.

«This means things like comics, toys, plush, board games, movies, series and so on.

Safe assumptions mean things like paying to level up or pay real money for healing items or weapons and stuff.

For me, this means things like the controls in Final Fantasy VII - the game is fully 3D but does not support analog controls.

By this, I mean things like placement, clarity, frequency, cohesiveness (bringing the whole matter together in an understandable «aha» way), and related matters.

AGW means things like charge more for power, and raise taxes to pay for that much more expensive power.

By mandates I mean things like renewable portfolio standards.

By agglomeration is meant things like the IPCC AR meta analyses, or policy statement by the APS or the NRC on climate.

That could mean things like cleaner busses — or energy efficiency.

That means things like natural fibers, recycled content, local production, fair trade labor and solar power all get the nod.

It can also mean things like President of a State Bar section, or other leadership role in the profession.