Sentence examples for converted in terms from inspiring English sources

Ferguson may well have been preaching to the converted in terms of golf.

These steps were then converted in terms of durable coating materials of six and seven layer stack for short and long wave pass dichroic coating respectively.

Therefore, the results presented in this paper are easily converted in terms of the Fox H-function after some suitable parametric replacement.

Well, on each side you ask yourself, what do I know about x and y, and how to convert that in terms of u and v?

"We found that retail is a really hard place to convert users in terms of getting them to pay with another payment form," Milne admits.

In the absence of [Emim][OAc], glucose was aerobically consumed and converted in ethanol thanks to the short-term Crabtree effect in S. cerevisiae which inhibits respiration in the presence of high glucose concentrations and allows aerobic alcoholic fermentation [ 30- 33], thus generating a high OTR maximal value (8.1 mmol/L/h).

(He converted in 1999).

I converted in 1995.

This investigation was designed to compare a standard cotton picker side-by-side to a CTF converted cotton picker in terms of soil resource impact.

E _Y) is what the forest has converted to bioenergy, in terms of wood and what can finally be harvested after a period of time.

The OD600 values were converted to biomass in terms of g/L via a calibration between optical density and dry cell weight.