Sentence examples for Modified term from inspiring English sources

It follows that a new type of integrable system is obtained by choosing suitable modified term and Tu-model, which has bi-Hamiltonian structure.

When the molecular weights of the three polymers are unequal, it is suggested that a modified term Δχ′ = (χ′13 − χ′12) is used to replace the normal Δχ, in order to reflect the influence of molecular weight on the asymmetry of the interactions between the different binary polymer pairs.

Instead, allow all highly rated banks to participate in open market operations – perhaps through a modified term auction facility – so that liquidity provision is enhanced.

Using a portion of the line of credit to create tenure (or term) payments and leaving the remainder to grow is called "modified tenure" (or "modified term").

Many findings allow us to conclude that GimA should henceforth not be classified as a genomic island but rather given a modified term, namely GimA locus.

In particular, an alternative version of our model with a modified term in equation (5) to represent ethylene-induced cytosolic alkalinisation (see Additional file 1) is equally able to represent the dynamics of guard cells reported here.

JPMorgan Chase, HSBC and Bank of America, which took over Countrywide and its soured mortgage portfolio, have modified terms for such borrowers.

Bankruptcy also may be a borrower's only hope if a lender will not rework a troubled mortgage or if a borrower cannot afford even modified terms.

President Obama is expected to sign the bill Tuesday night, which means that the government's metadata program will continue, but on modified terms.

If Kevin and Jane both have notes indicating the same understanding of the modified terms and an "intent to be bound" to the contract, a court might decide that the faxed edits merely formalized a contract that already had been formed.

Of course, even with these modified terms of service, would it really matter?