Sentence examples for example the term of from inspiring English sources

For example, the term of "coal reserves" was usually used to represent the cumulative discovered coal resources before 2000 (Wang et al. 2013b, c), while in most of other systems, the "reserves" must be discovered, recoverable, and remaining.

For example, the term of o31 = 50 means that 50 quantities of part type 3 are outsourced in period 1. Open image in new window Fig. 7 The quantity of outsourced parts in each period  .

For example the term of "political environment" was used to cover, "political context", "political environment" and "political commitment".

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For example, the term "transmission of DNA" is labeled as a biological process in the following phrase while the other words in the phrase are labeled as outside of a biological process term.

As Mr. Duggal has shown by his example throughout the terms of eleven US presidents, immigrants have been a source of great strength and growth for the country.

For example, the first term of E2 is the transmit energy of the nodes A and C with a transmission range of R/2 and L/LMAX is the time fraction that these nodes operate in the transmission state.

In Canada, for example, the maximum term of the riskiest mortgages has been lowered from 40 to 25 years.

BT, for example, is thrashing out the terms of a deal that will see it swallow mobile phone network EE for £12.5bn.

Witness, for example, the repeated "renegotiations" of the terms of the labor contracts between the United Auto Workers and that other group of bailout recipients, the American automobile industry.

But my reason for quoting it is of a rare example of the term "politically correct" apparently being used with approval.