Sentence examples for a term of an from inspiring English sources
If an index i∈[ 1,I] is repeated in an expression (or more generally in a term of an equation), it means that this expression (or this term) must be summed over that index from 1 to I.
I changed subjects after a term of A-levels just so I could be in his class.
Distribution, also called Distribution Of Terms, in syllogistics, the application of a term of a proposition to the entire class that the term denotes.
"Spanish legislation infringes EU law to the extent that it precludes the court which has jurisdiction to declare unfair a term of a loan agreement," the court ruled.
He tries to mark himself as more reasonable than the IP-maximalist Mark Twain, who he asserts proposed a term of "a million years".
Here, a module is referred to as a term of a complex structure.
"We did a term of photography, a term of textiles, a term of weave, some packaging design and a lot of life drawing, which I really loved".
This is not, as a rule, a term of admiration.
"This clearly was not a glorious way to end a term of office," an associate of Mr. Kok said.
Bae A term of endearment; either a lazy version of "babe" or "before anyone else".
