Sentence examples for be in the term of from inspiring English sources

His method of accomplishing this was to be, in the term of art, a ball buster.

All the results about reachable set bounding are in the term of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).

They are, in the terms of the Sherman Act, combinations in restraint of trade.

But the freedom to do so is in the terms of his appointment.

Students must be registered in the term of degree conferral.

They are, in the harsh terms of globalization, superfluous.

She added: "I think the biggest change will be in terms of the way the country is run domestically.

The analysis is in term of the number of good elements we expect to utilize.

The ranking can be in terms of the marks awarded or based on grades.

"But it would be a good place to be, in terms of access," the official added.

The traditional method of describing speech sounds is in terms of the movements of the vocal organs that produce them.