Using the same techniques, Roitblat says, a computer can be made to understand words and phrases that can have more than one meaning.
And because the whole system can store so much information, back-up copies of everything in it can be made internally in more than one brick, meaning that such a failure destroys no data.
Roadway is a less-than-truckload carrier, meaning its trucks can carry freight for more than one customer at a time.
Optimism is currently more than one standard deviation beyond its historical average, meaning that this is an unusually high reading.
Some have even calculated a ratio less than one, meaning it takes more energy to produce ethanol from corn than the energy content of the fuel.
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But when more than one planet is tugging at a star, deciphering the meaning of the wobble is complicated.
They can flush cows to fertilize their eggs in-vitro, meaning one cow could theoretically produce more than 10 offspring in a year.
Many credit card companies offer a variety of deals on their products in order to entice customers, meaning that many end up with more than one account in order to make the most of different offers.
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Currently, the community rating ratio is three to one meaning that insurers can charge older patients no more than three times what they charge younger ones.
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The trade-off is the organic materials have to shine brighter, meaning an OLED-TV made this way will require more power than one made with the factory process used for smaller screens.
For one thing, women are more motivated by the purpose or meaning of their work than men, who focus more on compensation and their job titles.
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