Sentence examples for expressed in different terms from inspiring English sources
That morality may have been expressed in different terms, but it's hard not to see its shadow stretching into the 21st century, with (among other things) the accusatory sparring of stay-at-home and working postfeminist mothers, the status-conscious hierarchy of shelter and lifestyle magazines, even our ability to use places like "Upper West Side" as a kind of social shorthand.
They can be expressed in different terms, such as minimization, maximization or approaching a predefined numerical value.
Although expressed in different terms, many of the truths of Buddhism have resonance in Christianity (another subject I explore in some detail in "Growing in Love and Wisdom").
Our results may not necessarily be at odds with the "hygiene" hypothesis, which has been expressed in different terms regarding allergy and other diseases (Bach 2002).
Further, as we using scaling to bring our problem to the standard one, we see that in the zone ({x:,d(x asymp B^{-1/4}}), the effective semiclassical parameter is (h_{{mathsf {eff}}} = B^{1/5}Z^{-3/5} 1/5}Z^{-3/5}re unless (Bll Z^3), the semiclandical approximatherefores and the correct answer shounless expressed in completely different terms [18]; compare with [19].
Women with eating disorders may be driven by their desire to be thin, but men often express their preoccupation in different terms.
The later post-1920's post-1920'spractices further fromortuaryte expractices exceptionalist dynamic in difurther terms.
North expresses a similar idea in different terms: "the kind of exchange that has characterized most of economic history has been personalized exchange", because under such circumstances, "transactions costs are low" (North 1994 46 [1990 34]).
