Sentence examples for be set in terms from inspiring English sources
Then again, if the real concern is the level of debt, any rule should be set in terms not of the budget deficit, but of the ratio of public debt to GDP.
(3) Emission limits for industrial installations remain to be set in terms of voltage distortion as is common practice for several network operators.
More realistically, it may be set in terms of a policy standard or a supposedly tolerable level of risk.
The season is only a few weeks old but a high standard has already been set in terms of eye-catching performances.
The limits of oligotrophic and eutrophic conditions have been set in terms of the rate at which oxygen is depleted from the hypolimnion.
Taking into account local conditions, target thresholds were set in terms of optimal probability of occurrence for linear and point elements in order to enhance cultural services supply.
In this work, the Eulerian Eulerian framework of non-reactive turbulent spray is set in terms of theoretical proposed methodology namely spray moments of drop size distribution, presented by Beck and Watkins [1].
For the research site, these conditions were set in terms of global groundwater table elevation, water levels along river courses, model inflows and outflows (fluxes), groundwater recharge, and injection/extraction due to pumping wells.
Commonly in systematic reviews, limits are set in terms of how long ago evidence was published.
No limits were set in terms of language used or study design.
