Sentence examples for first one termed from inspiring English sources

The first one, termed RP, is composed of (n_{P}) = 858 soil profiles.

The first one termed Long Term Letrozole Treated tumor cells (LTLT) derives from a tumor developed by MCF-7CA cells injected into nude mice following long term exposure to letrozole [ 23].

The first one, termed R1, has already been described for MtBGLU1 [16], for which repression is triggered by purified NF and dependent on a functional NF signalling pathway since abolished in the nfp mutant.

The second one, termed as subproblem, performs the scheduling of connection requests assigned by master problem.

The first one term is defined to be the squared distances to the k target neighbours of x i.

Mr. Sarkozy is in deep trouble and is looking, for now, as if he could be the first one-term French president since 1981.

With its previously unassailable parliamentary majority in tatters since the August election, Labor is now fighting to avoid becoming Australia's first one-term government since the Great Depression.

Territorians have responded to Labor's plan, making the CLP government the first one-term government in the territory's history".

He has also been unabashed in his efforts to woo voters from the National Front, whose strong showing at the polls this year split the conservative vote, sealing Mr. Sarkozy's fate as the country's first one-term president in three decades.

They have an excellent chance in November next year of capturing the Senate, and a fair chance of grabbing the White House, turning Mr Obama into the first one-term president since George Bush senior.

PARIS — Six months after Nicolas Sarkozy became France's first one-term president in three decades, his bruised center-right party is badly split and, much like the Republican Party in the United States, must now decide whether to move to the right or cleave to the center as it tries to recover and set a clear ideological course.