Sentence examples for entries in terms from inspiring English sources

Considering the disappointing Valkyria Revolution, Sega is clearly going back to functional roots of the series by not only re-releasing the first game on the Switch but also keeping the fourth game in-line with how the older entries in terms of how it plays.

Moreover, at that time, most machines were running with a 32-bit environment and were therefore limited to 3 billion entries in terms of RAM.

Next, we compared the 493 falls detected from incident reports and the 57 falls detected from image order entries in terms of promptness to detect events and seriousness of the detected events.

The implications of the following analysis will be that the entries in term-based entry groups can be classified as either non-identical as regards their concepts (homonyms, polysemes) or as identical.

The bars for entry in terms of money, technology and résumé are relatively negotiable.

Aside from marketing, there are several other obstacles to entry in terms of accessing new markets – lack of knowledge being one of them.

By far, the most ambitious, complex, and innovative shortlisted entry in terms of sources of data used is the Japan Broadcasting Corporation's special program "Disaster Big Data".

Though some showed signs of dropping off in their third week, all five new CBS series have so far beaten every other new entry in terms of total viewers.

This is a slight barrier to entry in terms of digging in and using the service, but it does bolster the Circle idea.

Yes, there is inflation to be considered, but it is already ahead of every entry, in terms of tickets sold, save for Halloween II ($26m in 1981/$84m adjusted), Halloween H20 ($107m adjusted) and Halloween ($184m adjusted).

TV is such a wasteful industry and they are realising the costs of entry in terms of offering content online are now so low that they can easily release the shows.