Sentence examples for casts in terms of from inspiring English sources

This study verified the use of a new tool to quantify color-marked occlusal contacts on diagnostic casts in terms of spatial coordinates.

Traditionally the problem has been cast in terms of subjectivity.

The rearming of Japan in the 1950s was therefore cast in terms of self-defense.

Even the bold talk of teenagers is cast in terms of the war.

Today, abstinence education is more often cast in terms of the risk of disease.

"Everything is cast in terms of what it does for your résumé.

That is unorthodox: the majority is usually cast in terms of those who voted.

Until 30 years ago, in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa, the language of politics was cast in terms of nationalism or the demands of the cold war.

This legislative frenzy has always been cast in terms of controlling numbers or, even more fruitlessly, in the case of Theresa May, reducing numbers.

The country and the Senate said no; lowlife behavior unworthy of errant high schoolers shouldn't be cast in terms of a high crime.

The Great American Novel has since been cast in terms of intellectual daring and authenticity; sentimentality is for the birds, so it seems.