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[mee-ning] / ˈmi nɪŋ /




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Just last week, Anthropic introduced peak-hour throttling of its services on Claude, meaning that tokens will get consumed more quickly when demand for the service is higher.

From BBC

He explained that many shipments of oil and gas had already left the Persian Gulf before the war started at the end of February, meaning there were supplies available in March.

From MarketWatch

These flows are nonspecific, meaning they can carry many types of proteins at once.

From Science Daily

Rattlesnake season is a misnomer in California because they’re active year-round, meaning rattlesnakes can be seen throughout the year.

From Los Angeles Times

The team has not appeared in the World Cup since 2014, meaning a generation of Italian middle-schoolers has not seen their country compete.

From The Wall Street Journal