Sentence examples for collapsing terms from inspiring English sources

Australia faces many economic challenges in the near future, whether it is anaemic growth, falling national income, stagnant wages, plunging mining sector capital expenditure, an uptick in unemployment and underemployment, or the collapsing terms of trade.

After sorting GO terms according to evidence codes and collapsing terms, 32% of human proteins, 43% of mouse proteins, 9% of fly proteins and 73% of yeast proteins in our combined dataset are associated with one or more GO CC terms.

We see from row 000 that the preprocessing step already collapses terms together (with about a 8% reduction in the number of clusters from the starting point where each term is assigned a unique cluster) due to singular/plural variation and words that have a common stem.

Following collapsing of terms under broad groups, 19 terms for slow progression/viral control phenotypes and seven terms for rapid progression/noncontrol phenotypes were examined (Table 1, Fig. 2).

Table 1 describes these individual terms, their frequency, and the terms collapsed under generic term labels.

But now, demand has collapsed and terms are changing.

This paper revisits the problem of sudden packing transition from a micro-physico-mechanical viewpoint (i.e. collapse imetan terms of structure-based effective stress).

This size category appeared to collapse in terms of biomass from the seaside or central area of the lagoon towards the farming area, similarly to zooplankton global biomass fluctuations.

"Obviously, the biotech industry has collapsed in terms of employment, but that doesn't mean that chemists are not being employed," Houston says.

If inflation reverts to last year's scary rate, you will probably get a double whammy, with stock prices collapsing in won terms in Seoul at the same time that each won is worth less to a U.S. dollar investor.

"The real problem is that when the bond-market bubble collapses, long-term interest rates will rise," Greenspan told Bloomberg.