Sentence examples for and in the terms from inspiring English sources

And in the terms of the way people view television these days, it's a very hard thing".

Its quiet difficult to guess about next interval and about transition time Maintenance Maintaince is quite difficult especially in term of setting transition time and adjusting transition time Complexity Powernap is very much complex Cost (in terms of money) The development and implementation of these techniques increase cost in terms of man power and in the terms of money.

Evidence for this structure can be seen in the organizational layout of the program of research and in the terms of reference for the National and Community Advisory Committees (see additional files 2 and 3).

Neuronal regeneration leads to complete restoration of the original status in terms of functional recovery and in the terms of reaching the correct number of neurons in all brain regions tested so far (Berg et al., 2011).

Look on the reply envelope, the letterhead of the principal offer, and in the terms and conditions--if you see a name like "Processing Center" or "Credit Card Administration", shred the application and move on.

That won't happen, and in the terms-of-use section of Open Yale Courses, the university makes that clear.

There are 36 possible pairs of justices, and in the term just concluded something interesting happened.

The word 'conditional' has different meanings in the term 'conditional inference trees' and in the term 'conditional variable importance measure'.

And strictly in the terms of Springhill, maybe she was right.

And in China, the terms and conditions of investment have evolved over the years.

Other queers find validation and safety in the term's ambiguity.