Sentence examples for combined term from inspiring English sources

The powers of "x" are kept together in a combined term.

Note that the combined term V ht·l ht relates to the increase of thermal diffusivity of nanofluid as.

These values result in the scoring terms (S_{C_{{mathrm{PNP}}}}) and (S_{C_{{mathrm{PPC}}}}), which can be weighted individually, or a combined term with either or both parameters.

In addition, the combined term ∆G D − ∆G E (i.e., −RTln(f is the free-energy change associated with the substrate-carrying conformational change, transition-1. Thus, in principle, all of the above thermodynamic parameters can be calculated solely from values of the partition function f([S]) measured at three or more substrate concentrations.

Weibull used the term as a combined term for the four provinces where Skånelagen ("The Scanian law", the oldest provincial law of the Nordic countries) had its jurisdiction, as well as the area of the archdiocese of Lund until the Reformation in 1536, later the Danish Lutheran diocese of Lund.

Therefore, we adhered to the combined term basal stem/progenitor cells throughout this study.

Carmine Persico was sentenced in 1986 to combined terms of 130 years on two racketeering convictions and is at the federal penitentiary in Lompoc, Calif.

Our search strategies combined terms that represented livelihood security and HIV.

Searches in electronic databases combined terms 1 4.

The search strategy combined terms for pregnancy and terms for body composition, obesity and weight change.

Samples from crops other than tobacco were also combined (termed here 'crops'crops