Sentence examples for considered terminals from inspiring English sources

The quantity d x represents the distance between the two considered terminals, while n loss denotes the path loss exponent.

Mr. Gardner knew that Parkinson's was not considered terminal under the law.

Back when I used to cover politics on a regular basis, a disapproval rating of more than forty per cent was generally considered terminal.

Ultimately, doctors hope to find out whether low-dose treatment may help other cancer patients, not just those who are considered terminal.

For any number of diseases that are considered terminal, like Alzheimer's disease or emphysema, patients can survive many years.

Mr. Gardner's condition would not qualify him to invoke the proposed law, but he has said he hopes it will one day be extended to people with certain debilitating conditions not considered terminal.

In a new book, called "Libera Me," Thienpont urges doctors to accept the limits of psychiatry, and argues that some patients live with so much pain, their thoughts unceasingly directed toward death, that their mental illnesses should be considered "terminal".

The considered terminal settling velocity ranges between 0.5 and 30 m/s.

In particular, the considered terminal is supposed to be provided with an innovative transfer system (such as the Italian system Metrocargo) allowing to load/unload containers in a fast and horizontal way under the electric line.

After years of treatment (including a liver transplant in 2012), she was now considered terminal.

"Anna's illness causes seizures of such regularity and severity that her illness is considered terminal," Grisanti said.