Sentence examples for be the only term from inspiring English sources

The fluctuating Coriolis force caused by the interaction of the potential and vortical flows is shown to be the only term in the linearized momentum equation which is not directly balanced by a fluctuating pressure gradient.

"That's a monopoly premium -- that's the only term to describe it.

Dove-neck grey is the only term that has been found to describe its delicate pastel shade.

Unrealistic promises to control migration poll well in the short term, which is the only term that counts for now, and help to legitimise lethally wrong-headed policies.

As is the case at the end of any election campaign, the short term is the only term that matters, and neither company has had to report bad news.

Note that those clusters that can only be annotated to the root of the ontology (that being the only term shared by 50% of their constituent proteins) are given the annotation 'BP unknown'.

Specialist Mathew G. Boule, 22, loved his flock of "birds" (that was the only term he would tolerate for the precious Black Hawks) but he also wanted to come home one day, to Dracut, Mass., his mother, Sue Boule, said.

KEVIN KROMASH New Haven, June 14 , 2012To the Editor: I generally feel that the term "wage slavery" is misleading hyperbole, but it's the only term that comes to mind when reading Luigi Zingales's proposal.

Note that in nonoverlapped DF with repetition and parallel coding, is the only term that includes.

Note that is not a function of and so is the only term in (25) which depends on.

Intersectionality is the only term that explains how my father and I can be so profoundly alienated from each other by a shared experience, and why my experience doesn't count as one because "womanhood" doesn't have a value.