Sentence examples for by using a term from inspiring English sources

Could you explain your vision of what privacy is – if necessary by using a term, a notion to characterize what you consider as private?

Some parts of the proof are actually made simpler by using a O term since we can swap the O terms and integrations.

Either because the patient introduced them and they wished to respect the patient's language, because they lacked alternative terms or because they believed that using the terms with additional explanation surmounted the difficulties created by using a problem term.

By using a finite term of the adjoint vector sequence, we can get an approximate optimal control law.

Some analysts believe that by using a blanket term in the motion - "terrorist organisations" - rather than mentioning Islamic State by name, Ankara's real target is the Kurdish PKK, still on the terrorist list.

To allow for an easier interpretation of the results, a consistent trend over time was assumed by using a linear term for year of audit.

We repeated this analysis by using a frailty term for grids from PM2.5 exposure surface (10 × 10 km) as a random effect.

Effect modification of bilirubin or coffee on the association between GGT and HbA1c was evaluated by using a product term of the ordinal variable for GGT and a variable for bilirubin (dichotomous) or coffee (three categories).

Data are read line-by-line and coded using a term that best represents the idea.

When President Bush initially called the war on terror a "crusade" after the 9/11 attacks, he was criticized by some for using a term that has long had anti-Muslim overtones.

From Table 3, we can achieve a good approximation to the exact solution by using a few terms of modified generalized Laguerre polynomials.