Sentence examples for Has terms from inspiring English sources

For now, ReDigi accepts only files purchased through iTunes, which has terms of service that give the purchaser clearer file ownership than Amazon's, Schultz says.

Note: this post has been updated to amplify differences between the UC System contract with Google and the Berkeley amendment, which has terms limiting storage of most data to the US.

In the equations which govern this interaction, one side of the equation (for the initial state) has terms for both the electron and the photon, while the other side (representing the final state) has only one term: for the electron.

In algebraic topology there is a more general formula called the Euler-Poincaré formula, which has terms corresponding to the number of components in each dimension and also terms (called Betti numbers) derived from the homology groups that depend only on the topology of the figure.

It is very difficult to solve such problems because the differential equation must be solved in a more complete form, that is, when the main part of the equation has terms containing and.

In this case, it can be shown that the error gradient has terms of the form ∂ ∂ α c k ( l ) log P ^ p k | y = log ( y c k ( l ) ) 1 − 1 / Z (12).

Has the term been oversold?

Has the term "liberal" become politically incorrect?

Has the term 'bullying' become an unhelpful catch-all?

18. Has long-term impact.

Has the Term 'Engineer' Lost Its Value?