Sentence examples for certain terms for from inspiring English sources

Personal computer manufacturers, so-called O.E.M.'s (for original equipment manufacturers), might have been expected to gain from a chastened Microsoft less able to set certain terms for Windows licenses.

He made the claims in his memoirs, The Purple Revolution, published by The Telegraph, in which he said Ukip would support a Conservative budget if certain terms for an EU referendum – which Cameron has already promised the electorate – are met.

They 'in fact dictated the technological development of the automobile industry through the establishment of certain terms for the agreement'[98].

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.

The distribution profile of ' Log P-value' gives a better approximation of the importance of certain terms for a particular disease portal because it eliminates the relative chance occurrence of terms that can show up in the '% Genes' of each portal annotated to each term.

There are certain terms for aspects of gameplay which are necessary to know in order to understand the rules and methods of the game.

The Boston Post wrote: "I begin to think that the Melodist bears a charmed life and as was often said to be done in olden time, has made a bargain with the Being of Darkness for a certain term of years, during which he may defy the majesty of the law, and the wrath of his enemies".

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

And if you prefer the old way — which let you specify certain terms to look for verbatim while still leaving others open to Google's search logic — you can accomplish the same thing by wrapping each verbatim term in quotes, "like this".

Ockham's nominal definitions, then, should not be seen as reductionist devices for eliminating certain terms, but as a privileged means for making conspicuous what the (primary and secondary) significates of the defined terms are.

The company also introduced Google Trends, a way to see how often people are searching for certain terms on its site and where in the world those searches are popular.