Sentence examples for by term of from inspiring English sources
To prove Corollary 3, it is enough to take (g x,lambda )=0) in Theorem 2 and to see m times differentiability term by term of the series in the expression of the obtained solution (hat{f} x,lambda )) with respect to x.
Analyses stratified by term of birth (preterm, term, post-term) revealed that the effects of PFOA on birth weight were more pronounced in preterm and post-term babies (Table 3), but did not differ markedly by sex or parity.
As we expect different rates of discontinuation for short-term (less than 12 months between the first and the last prescription) and long-term (more than 12 months between the first and the last prescriptions) users, we shall calculate rates by term of use.
Such offences "by any standard of justice should be punished by terms of imprisonment," Mischin told the ABC.
As stipulated by terms of the sale, the buyer has agreed to not commercialise the content of the artwork to the public for a period of 88 years.
In January Secretary Albright sent a classified message to Igor S. Ivanov, Russia's foreign minister, complaining that Moscow was not abiding by terms of the Gore-Chernomyrdin agreement.
By terms of the Canada Act of 1982, the British North America Act was repatriated from the British to the Canadian Parliament, and Canada became a fully independent country.
In August, 1947, by terms of Britain's Indian Independence Act, Kashmir's Hindu Maharajah was given the choice of independence, accession to Pakistan or accession to India.
It belongs to the Altman Collection, which by terms of a bequest is required to be kept intact, with pieces allowed out only for a matter of months.
By Faubion Bowers The New Yorker, April 11 , 1953P. 113 In August, 1947, by terms of Britain's Indian Independence Act, Kashmir's Hindu Maharajah was given the choice of independence, accession to Pakistan or accession to India.
The Gannett Company and the Tribune Company canceled the $73 million sale of two southern Connecticut daily newspapers, after an arbitrator ruled that Gannett would have to abide by terms of a labor contract at one of the publications.
