Sentence examples for by adding the term from inspiring English sources

We do this by adding the term "nostem" to the bracketStateMapping dictionary on TinyNotationConverter.

Dating apps may have altered modern dating rituals – namely by adding the term "swipe" to the language of romance – but what Vanity Fair inadvertently shows is that it really hasn't changed anything about dating in New York, which is where the magazine's article is set.

which can be symmetrized by adding the term.

Twenty-five identified codesa aThese actions are not detailed here: a specific code is used by adding the term "study" to an existing code.

To deduce existence results for (2.8) they consider a variant of the truncated problem (1.14) (by adding the term tanh ) coupled with the following nonconstant Dirichlet boundary conditions: (2.11).

This principle can be illustrated by the following Aristotelian examples: Examples (a) and (b) obey the optional instruction that metaphors can be qualified by adding the term to which the proper word is relative (cp. "the shield of Ares," "the evening of life").

Where the volume of studies and reports produced was unmanageable, additional limits were set by adding the terms "casualties or deaths or mortality or civilian".

For example, the interaction between the substitution at site 25 in the protein and C at site 3 in the RE is determined by adding the terms given by: (a) ⊗ (− w 3, y 3, − k 3 ) = (− aw 3, ay 3, − ak 3 ) (Supplementary file 2).

Then, this search was narrowed down separately twomore times, the first one by only adding the term 'Canada' to theoriginal topic search and the second one by only adding the term'Ontario' to the original search.

UAFA would amend the immigration laws by simply adding the term "permanent partner" in sections where "spouse" appears, thus ensuring that a non-citizen permanent partner may receive the same immigration benefits that a non-citizen spouse now receives.

As a consequence, Eq. (7) can be obtained by adding the third term to the Euclidean distance calculated by the first term.