Sentence examples for expressed only in terms from inspiring English sources
And can the shift from rural to urban be expressed only in terms of residential statistics?
Mitt Romney's political viewpoints can be expressed only in terms of likelihood, not certainty.
The revival of interest in the music of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina and Bach, while at first expressed only in terms of 19th-century Romanticism, would pave the way for 20th-century advances and retrenchments in both style and performance.
What this dichotomy suggests is a cultural divide, in which a nation's resurgent interest in things it can't see (or easily defend itself against) is expressed only in terms of fantasy in the polite society of the traditional networks, but can be taken seriously in the more populist environment of basic cable.
In such cases, constraints for the problem cannot be expressed only in terms of the design variables; that is, they are implicit functions of the design variables.
Note that these solvability conditions are sufficient, and they are expressed only in terms of the properties of operator coefficients of the boundary value problem.
However, CDX2 has been shown to be expressed only in first trimester trophoblast, while term placentae lose this capacity.
On the other hand, the enhanced SOCS1 and SOCS3 expression could have side effects, concurring at reducing susceptibility to IFN- γ/TNF- α-effects, expressed not only in terms of pro-inflammatory gene expression but also of apoptosis induction.
Second, the querying module translates these mixed queries into equivalent queries, only expressed in terms of concrete entities (alternative queries).
The magnitude of the unequal HRH distributions (more favourable as against less favourable) in the public health sector becomes clear when one compares the disparity ranges (best and worst ratios) in the distribution of public health professionals in the nine provinces – in Table 2 only expressed in terms of the provincial disparity extremes [ 16].
