Sentence examples for between in terms of from inspiring English sources

Dalbesio describes herself as "in between", in terms of size.

Somewhere in between, in terms of permanence and scale, is the boom in repurposed public toilets – especially the larger facilities in Europe, some of which were quite ornate in their prime.

The above problems of fingerprinting and group testing can be jointly modeled by the following two-person game between (in terms of fingerprinting) the distributor (mathcal {D}) and the adversary (mathcal {C}) (the set of colluders or the set of defectives).

But Don's betwixt and between in terms of having a gig, reduced to pitching his own agency via Freddie Rumsen, only to have the brilliant ad watered down by Peggy Olson and then rejected out of hand by the mediocre fuddy-duddy the agency unaccountably has working in Don's office.

That is, if the most common concepts are in the darkest red spheres (warmest) and the least common concepts are in the purple spheres (coldest) then colours in-between that spectrum (e.g. pale green) reflect concepts that tend to be in-between in terms of their overall frequency.

Landscape sections sit somewhere in-between, both in terms of scale and precision.

Further research is required to reconcile the apparent inconsistency between contexts in terms of the relationship between EMT and stemness.

The difference between Carl Palladino and Andrew Cuomo, in terms of effectiveness, talent and experience, is the between a water pistol and a fire hose.

Voltaire famously defined the difference between England and France in terms of churches and sausages.

And if not, what is the difference between them in terms of social welfare?

I ask Schulberg to cast the election between McCain and Obama, in terms of the great boxing bouts.