Sentence examples for first terms for from inspiring English sources
Under the agreement, announced tonight by government and rebel negotiators inside guerrilla-held territory, the first terms for setting a cease-fire would be signed by April 7.
By simulation, the series in expression (21) will converge after the 10th first terms for L = 2,3 and after 30th first terms for L = 4 which contribute to the computational complexity reduction.
On the other hand, we estimated the first terms for P- and S-waves from the plane wave fitting to the direct P- and S-waves in the seismograms of six natural earthquakes, giving P- and S-wave terms of 0.038 and 0.116 s/km, respectively.
That helped.' It took most of the first term for this behaviour to disappear.
Indeed, his has been the most successful first term for a governor in New York in several generations.
Mr. Mbeki's government was often criticized, especially in his first term, for being too willing to constrain public spending to contain inflation.
We do know that he would not have considered any pull-out in his first term for fear of not being re-elected.
In the first term for Republican Gov. Tom Corbett, he set out to whack 20percentt from public college appropriations.
During Lula's first term, for instance, rural violence actually increased as disputes over land spiraled up 83percentt.
To put this in some sort of historical context, let's take a look at Bill Clinton's first term for comparison.
