Sentence examples similar to fixed term into from inspiring English sources

It takes into account (measures) the interdependency between the estimated parameters and therefore provides a better approximation for the complexity term compared with methods that apply a fixed term for each additional parameter.

Prof. Vicki C. Jackson of the Georgetown University Law Center, a leading authority on the federal judiciary, warned in an article this year that rather than cooling the politics of Supreme Court confirmations, fixed terms might simply "turn an episodic fracas into a regular one".

Yet in Britain we're still locked into the same cycle of fixed terms and definitions we've had since Dickens.

Nor should they have fixed terms, he said.

Coefficient values for fixed terms are represented.

In fact, firms should have incentives to have permanent workers and, therefore, to transform fixed-term into indefinite-term contracts as long as it is costly for them to have vacant jobs and look for new employees.

The Fixed Term Parliaments Act of 2011 was brought in to "fix" the parliamentary term at five years.

Money is pouring into the country, yet little goes into fixing long-term problems that impede growth.

To him "this is a short term fix to a long term problem".

But every month, regardless of what the market was doing, Tycoon Magoo moved a fixed amount from his short-term investments into long-term municipal bonds, assuring he would be fully invested by year end.

Instead Mr Harper pushed through a law fixing parliamentary terms.