Sentence examples for at that term from inspiring English sources

Just look at that term (1-V/C)(V/2), it's actually increasing in C.

An artisanal ice-cream shop that winks at that term while wearing it as a badge of honor, the two-year-old, two-table Spoon dishes up flavors like clover honey, culled from New Jersey bees, and chocolate laced with mint grown by student farmers at the nearby Riverside Elementary School.

'By the uniform course of decision, no exceptions to relings at a trial can be considered by this court, unless they were taken at the trial, and were also embodied in a formal bill of exceptions presented to the judge at the same or within a further time allowed by order entered at that term, or by standing rule of court, or by consent of parties.

People who are into Belegarth actually rankle at that term "LARPer," and insist that what they're doing qualifies as sport.

If your eyes just crossed at that term, note that nanobots are minuscule robots that clock in around one nanometer in size.

At least that term renders me as playing some role in the relationship between me and the service provided.

The only people who throw that term at me are in this room.

She must have suffered guilt over enabling him (though no one used that term at the time).

At any rate, it's a good thing we NEVER use that term here at CrunchGear.

Indeed, I don't think I heard that term mentioned at all.

"I've been looking at that in terms of the government's response to the horrors of Winterbourne View.