Sentence examples for In that term from inspiring English sources
In that term, time-sampling procedure is equal to event-sampling procedure.
The FISA court also has its own definition of "foreign intelligence" that seems to include things involving neither of the words in that term.
He was not particularly loquacious before then, but he did speak a total of 11 times earlier in that term and the previous one.
But Mr. Bloomberg's numbers rose later in that term as more New Yorkers credited him for trying to overhaul public education and fight crime, as well as his success in banning smoking from restaurants.
There's a lot of flexibility in that term, but the relationship between me and the establishment that I belong to is one that is interesting to me and has a lot of dramatic tension in it.
She spoke with inspiring passion to a critic about her current art projects and of their varied elements as her all-important "toys" – one hopes and expects that the sense of play inherent in that term and the vital irresponsibility (and, to be sure, irresponsible vitality) it connotes will be evident in her solo show in her new hometown of Brooklyn this coming autumn.
There was no sleeping in the terms that we know.
That term in itself is telling: 'worth'worth
That term stuck in my mind".
Obviously there is huge disruption itself in that in terms of cost going to zero.
"Facebook is not actually investing in that in terms of actual money.
