Sentence examples for divided into three terms from inspiring English sources
The equation for the electrostatic force applied to the tip can be divided into three terms, as shown in the first term from Eq. 3. The first term is inserted here in Eq. 2, and we can then obtain Eq. 3. Eq. 3 is divided into three parts.
Furthermore, ∆µ S (≡RTln([S]in/[S]out), for influx transport) can be divided into three terms, namely (1) free energy of loading (L), ∆G L (≡RTln(K d,out/[S]out)); (2) free energy of releasing (R), ∆G R (≡RTln([S]in/K d,in)); and (3) the differential binding energy ∆G D (Zhang et al. 2015).
The school year is divided into three terms, with a five-day week (Monday to Friday).
By using δ and ε, a genotypic deviation can be divided into three terms.
At the school's most recent pit stop in a three-story space in Chelsea last May, a symposium featuring lectures from Erykah Badu and Debbie Harry had 62 participants (divided into two terms), chosen from more than 4,000 applicants.
Observations were divided into four terms, which are classified in terms of colors.
The linearization is implemented using a factorization method in which the feed is divided into two terms.
In the three-step functional cycle, ∆G D for the substrate may be further divided into two terms associated with the A-B and B-E transitions (Fig. 4B).
The right side of Eq. (34) is divided into four terms, among which the first is a constant, the second is material-related term, the third is inversely proportional to the square of the length of the torsional segments, while the last monotonically increases with t/w.
The period is divided into four terms: From February 1 to the occurrence of the Mj 7.3 earthquake (on March 9), from the occurrence of the Mj 7.3 earthquake to its largest aftershock (on March 10), from the occurrence of the largest aftershock to the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake (on March 11), and after the occurrence of the Mj 7.3 earthquake.
The school year lasts for nine months, and is divided into two terms: autumn and spring.
