Sentence examples for a term less than from inspiring English sources

Everyone serving a term less than one year is eligible for release, as are all prisoners over the age of 75, provided their sentence was less than 10 years.

Parental involvement in education was measured with two different items: "how often they speak with teachers" (once a week, once every 2 3 weeks, once a term, less than once a term, never) and "how involved they feel in the adolescent's education" (very involved, fairly involved, not very involved, never involved).

Whereas most authors appreciate the constructive feedback from reviewers, it is now part of my job as Editor in Chief to address letters from authors that are, for lack of a better term, "less than kind" in their opinions of the decisions.

In SFA, the most efficient country has an inefficiency residual term that is equal to zero; all other countries with an inefficiency residual term less than zero are considered less efficient.

Here p i j is a noncommutative polynomial with all terms less than x i x j.

Fraser et al. [ 5] have also shown that memory may be affected by ECT for a short-term (less than six months).

The U.S. could shoulder a third (resulting in a total cost, in GDP-equivalent terms, less than the moon shot) and our Chinese, Indian, Russian, German partners the rest.

Since they only rely on the low level properties of motion (dynamic and kinematic properties), Physics-based motion models are limited to short-term (less than a second) motion prediction.

Dao reached a settlement with United Airlines under undisclosed terms less than three weeks after the incident.

So would an old Warren Buffett idea: a 100percentt capital gains tax on stocks held for too short a term, say less than a year.

"If such a lease has a term of less than two years," he said, "the purchaser might be at great risk in buying the apartment unless the co-op corporation has an option to extend the ground lease or to purchase the land".