Sentence examples for 24 terms from inspiring English sources
In 24 terms, he built a reputation as a die-hard liberal Democrat, formidable vote-getter and, perhaps most of all, an ally of the National Endowment for the Arts when it was besieged by conservatives and budget-cutters.
O'Connor, 75, was nominated by President Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan in 1981 as the first female Supreme Court justice and served for 24 terms.
One alternative is the solar-term calendar, which divides the days of a year into 24 terms based on the Sun's position in the zodiac.
Programme theories, on the other hand, provide what Lipsey 24 terms a 'small theory' for each intervention.
Of the 386 cancer terms, 287 terms were mapped from COSMIC, 24 terms from TCGA, 23 terms from ICGC, 9 terms from TARGET, 12 terms from IntOGen and 31 terms from EDRN.
For the GRN and TRN the fraction of significant terms are prominently lower showing an average of 2% (17 terms) for the GRN and 5% (24 terms) for the TRN, per chromosome.
§ 284.264 Terms and conditions.
§ 851.33 Terms and conditions.
§ 3.2 Terms and definitions.
