Sentence examples for by certain terms from inspiring English sources

To formalize a peace agreement between Lu and Qi, the rulers of the two states met at Jiagu and signed an oath promising to abide by certain terms and conditions lest they be harshly dealt with by the gods and spirits.

And, as I wrote here, don't be fooled by certain terms which give off the impression that a food is healthier than it really is: multigrain, fat-free, and gluten-free.

Changes of flow patterns are reflected by assigning certain terms to zeros in the general equations and changing the number of equations.

At a hearing yesterday, Judge Gregg Zive of United States Bankruptcy Court delayed a decision on final approval of the loan until Sept. 23 after Amerco resolved objections by revising certain terms of the loan.

Three kinds of nonlinear oil-film force models (24-co., 28-co. and 36-co. models) are proposed to denote the oil-film forces by retaining certain terms of Taylor series expansion of the oil-film force.

Upon this basis, people later, nation by nation, established certain terms by convention for the purpose of improving clarity and brevity in communication.

We discovered that just by searching for certain terms, you could find personal information like credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, anything an attacker would need for identify theft.

By combining and modifying certain terms of spherical harmonics, an anisotropy growth function was developed for the first time to describe the growth of an eighteen-branch α-Mg dendrite.

In addition, while the recommendation system automatically extracts key terms from the titles and abstracts, users can "tune" these terms by, for example, setting certain terms as stop-words that are ignored in the recommendation (Figure 4A).

Contact between Greeks and Semites goes back to Minoan and Mycenaean times and is reflected in certain terms used by Homer and other early Greek authors.

This study was designed to describe and understand empathy, an important skill for individuals to possess in an educational environment and to alleviate conceptual confusion caused by the improper substitution of certain terms for empathy.