Sentence examples for considering terms from inspiring English sources

However, this is analogous to the logical manipulation of definitions, by considering terms with or without certain additions.

Following the same reasoning, it is not enough to consider a same threshold to all extracted term lists; however, it seems reasonable to adopt a small threshold to avoid considering terms that would drop significantly the precision values.

An optimum transmission coupling condition is determined with considering terms of couplers intensity loss which leads to low insertion loss of 1.2 dB, finesse of 1525, the out of band rejection ratio of 61.8 dB.

Considering terms up to first order in frequency for the conservation of mass, momentum and energy, this paper investigates an alternative approach by deriving effective lengths for the passage of the flow perturbations through a supercritical convergent-divergent nozzle.

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Enrichment within the GO hierarchical levels by mean of different subset of unigenes was estimated using the GoStat2 interface based on Fisher's exact test [ 54], adopting a threshold p-value of 0.01 and considering terms starting from the 3rd hierarchical level of the DAG (directed acyclic graph; Table 3).

Consider terms associated with political upheaval; reflect on the experiences of unstable countries.

Buyers are inexperienced, under pressure to act quickly, and have little time to consider terms.

Mr. Pepper said he tried to negotiate, but that ultimately, university officials were not willing to consider terms he felt the club could afford.

Cabinet on Thursday will consider terms of reference for the proposed inquiry and the Turnbull government is already in discussion with potential candidates to conduct the royal commission.

We only consider terms at the functional hierarchy level of 3 or higher in order to exclude ubiquitous terms.