Sentence examples for a term that allows from inspiring English sources

It's a term that allows me to say "I'm a queer Latina woman," and feel closer to my roots not alienated from them and it feels damn right to say it.

For example, if a model has a term that allows one of the state variables to grow exponentially, replacing the term with a logistic term may more realistically capture the initial rapid growth of the state variable, followed by its reaching a long-term stable value.

Along with Frank Miller's 1986 Batman: The Dark Knight Returns mini-series, Watchmen was marketed as a "graphic novel", a term that allowed DC and other publishers to sell similar comic book collections in a way that associated them with novels and dissociated them from comics.

On iOS 10, there is a "bug," for lack of a better term, that allows repeated, rapid guesses of the passcode if you've changed it within the last minute or so.

Additionally, HRs with 95% CIs of the comparisons were estimated by a Cox proportional-hazards regression model including a frailty term that allows individuals to be clustered within families and the intercept to vary between families.

Nutrition experts say that the voluntary pledges are fraught with loopholes, and that "better for you" is a relative term that allows companies to keep marketing unhealthful options.

But even worse than the pretense of settledness is the cynical attribution of any politically convenient natural disaster to climate change, a clever term that allows you to attribute anything — warming and cooling, drought and flood — to man's sinful carbon burning.

where γ kN is a bias term that allows for nonzero means of S k)and Y k),k=0,1,…,N−1.

"Fair use" is a legal term that allows the unlicensed use of copyright-protected works in specific circumstances.  .

The law, which carries a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison, outlaws everything from pornography to pornaski — a vague term that allows authorities wide latitude in prosecuting those caught engaging in salacious acts.

ω is a frequency term that allows v λ to oscillate across nodes, as in Equation 1.