Sentence examples for and the same term from inspiring English sources

In SEATS' output, each of these correctly (minimally) differenced estimates is called the stationary transformation of its estimate, and the same term is used with unobserved unobserved components.

Naming different perspectives, as done here, with one and the same term—"power"—means, first, to put them on one normative level.

Thus one and the same term could have material supposition when it referred to the actual word, as in "'man' has three letters," or simple supposition when it referred to the form signified, as in "Man is a species of animal," or personal supposition when it referred to individuals, as in "Some man is running".

Gee acknowledged earlier descriptions and terms for the disease and adopted the same term as Aretaeus (coeliac disease).

These are different phenomena – in the biophysics of how robustness might be obtained and modified, and the scope of consequences if it is altered, among other aspects – and using the same term risks inducing the opposite impression.

He is usually elected by the voters at the same time and for the same term as the governor.

And in a later interview with Fox News' Greta Van Sustern, she defended her book and used the same term to jab Obama.

In counterinsurgency or counterterrorism this is often referred to as a hearts-and-minds approach; the same term could easily be applied in countering protests or mass movements.

He added, "First, people who live on an estate that's redeveloped must get a home on the same site and the same terms as before".

Urban designers and politicians use the same term to promote human access to riverfronts.

According to Kant, the major premise uses this term "transcendentally" whereas the minor premise and conclusion use the same term "empirically".