Sentence examples for combination of two terms from inspiring English sources

Probably a combination of two terms, bon temps rouler (let the good times roll) and jelly roll".

(QLIII2S 38, 144) In the last chapter of this work he points out that whereas intellectus in the first sense, that is, as a concept cannot be true or false, the intellectus in the second sense can, as the source of the combination of two terms according to which a predicate is said of a subject and that is either true or false.

The above weight function is a convex combination of two terms: the topology similarity function t and the sequence similarity function s.

The relevance of these personality factors could be understood when it is recognized that the name for the four Sasang types is a theoretical combination of two terms, Eum-Yang (Yin-Yang or Passive-Active) and Tae-So (Big-Little or Large-Small), although the name itself may not explain each Sasang types in full [ 2].

The MSNet score for protein i (Equation 2) is the convex combination of two terms: (i) the probability that the protein is present in the sample given evidence from a MS experiment (o i ) and (ii) the weighted average of MSNet scores of i's immediate network neighbors j (Equation 4).

In the second pass, the matching costs for different pixels are aggregated along the estimated disparity plane orientations using adaptive support weights, where the support weights of neighboring pixels are calculated using a combination of four terms: a spatial proximity term, a color similarity term, a disparity similarity term, and an occlusion handling term.

Amber99 can be written as a linear combination of six terms E s = E bs + E ab + E it + E ta + E vdw + E cc, where E bs, E ab, E it and E ta are the bonded terms constraining bond lengths, bond angles, improper torsion angles and torsion angles, respectively.

To reduce the number of variables, it is necessary to find a fast conversion between an integer and its minimum combination of signed power of two terms.

The two most important posts developed outside the ritsuryō codes were those of sesshō (regent) and kampaku (chief councillor), better known by an abbreviated combination of the two terms, sekkan (regency).

Diogenes Laertius (9.60) ascribes to him an attitude of apatheia and eukolia, 'freedom from emotion' and 'contentedness'; as noted earlier, apatheia is used in some sources to describe Pyrrho's attitude as well, and the combination of the two terms seems to describe something close to the state cultivated by Pyrrho.

The name "Wnt" is thus a combination of the two terms, int and wg [ 3].