Sentence examples for divided terms from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Farrill speaks of his Jazz at Lincoln Center experience in divided terms.

The high, or most divided term, was 2006, under current Chief Justice John Roberts, when 24 of 71 cases, or 33.8 percent, were decided five-four.

The data are then processed (e.g., dividing terms, replacing words with synonyms, dropping unnecessary words, and rearranging words) and matched to a MICAR dictionary.

Such tasks include: determining how to divide appropriate domains and determining the appropriate way to divide terms into the domains.

Term : Returns a pointer to the node that accounts for a multiply or divide term in the expression.

(6) Finally, categorematic terms can be divided into terms of first and second intention.

"The administration is seriously divided in terms of what it needs to do," a senior Arab diplomat said this week.

In contrast, civil-law systems rarely allow the right of possession to be so divided in terms of time.

If anything, this staging veers too far to the opposite extreme and I'd argue that it is itself internally divided in terms of technique.

Analysts remain divided in terms of the implications of the issue.

Increasingly, these not-so-United States are just as divided in terms of the way we shop.