Sentence examples for be put in terms of from inspiring English sources

This can be put in terms of liberty the liberty to become and to do what one pleases.

The broader justification of an exclusionary reason, then, can consistently be put in terms of the commensurable first-order reasons.

Some discussion of duties is appropriate but most of one's experience should be put in terms of actual accomplishments.

Instead of inconsistency, the problem can also be put in terms of Oscar's inability to judge validity from the armchair.

Using similar arguments to the ones in Refs. [10], [11], [30], we have that the MIR is given by the largest Lyapunov exponent minus the second largest, and therefore, IC = λ1−λ2, which can be put in terms of conditional exponents as IP≤λ2−λ1, or as represented in Eq. (4), IP≤|λ1−λ2|.

Specifically, the modified Gompertz growth function (Eq.  1) applied throughout this work enables the trajectory to be put in terms of amplitude, lag, and growth rates.

Even so, the indictments in those cases were put in terms of a conspiracy to overthrow the government.

Re "Turning a Mass of Data on Child Care Into Advice for Parents" (July 22): I find it bothersome, though not at all surprising, that the parent-child interaction that the study discusses is put in terms of "maternal sensitivity".

The relationship between theory and model has been put in terms of the differential attitudes held by scientists (theories are believed while models are not); in terms of specificity (models as specifications of theories); and as the view that models are abstract entities that constitute theories.

One begins with a candidate generalization, theory, or analysis which is put in terms of a necessary bi-conditional.

In the philosophy of science, the challenge has been put in terms of the "theory-dependence of observation", and the implications thereof.