Sentence examples for evolution of the term from inspiring English sources

ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about the origin and th evolution of the term "the Establishment," a term used by Mr. Fairlie in an….

The evolution of the term fluorous is addressed first, then a concise terminology is proposed, including fluorous partition coefficient, specific fluorophilicity and fluorousness.

As an application, we characterize all finite-dimensional realizations for a stochastic equation which describes the evolution of the term structure of interest rates.

ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about the origin and th evolution of the term "the Establishment," a term used by Mr. Fairlie in an issue of the Spectator of Sep. 23, 1955.

Yet in a more concise, encyclopaedic summary it is necessary to stay close to the evolution of the term concerto itself, and there is a real significance in observing how the word acquired definition.

By Henry Fairlei The New Yorker, October 19 , 1968P. 173 ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about the origin and th evolution of the term "the Establishment," a term used by Mr. Fairlie in an issue of the Spectator of Sep. 23, 1955.

Public Art, that is art in public space, is a concept that has been in discussion and revision throughout the evolution of the terms "art" and "city" themselves.

The evolution of the terms of trade between agricultural commodities and manufactured products provides information on the capacity for agricultural commodities to be exchanged favourably with manufactured products, i.e. how much can be imported of manufactured products by exporting one unit of agricultural commodity.

The evolution of the long-term-care market is merely following broader demographic trends.

A historical study of the evolution and variations of the term has so far not been undertaken.

Figure 9 n -MOSFET: evolution of the II generation term (all contacts are grounded except drain).