Sentence examples for floor term from inspiring English sources

However, in order to compute the union bound (and its dominant term, in particular, which is known as the error floor term), we need the knowledge of the weight spectrum of the code (or, at least, of its minimum distance and the corresponding multiplicity).

Its name ("point and a half") in the dialect of Turin, came from the day in 1870 that an absent-minded stock exchange agent called out the trading floor term in old man Carpano's bar, asking for a vermouth with a half-dose of bitters.

Mr. Hankin, the union president, explains the difference in factory-floor terms.

A lot of Harvey's songs are situated in the classic blues combat zone, love's "killing floor" (a term that originally comes from the abattoir, the place where the unhappy animal gets it in the neck).

But ultimately there is a floor in terms of your ability to penetrate," he explains.

"But we also won't know what this does to the disruption of the sea floor long-term".

"If there was some dissension and some turmoil and all that other stuff that's kind of been talked about, it would always show up out on the floor, in terms of your play," he said.

The base moment is then distributed to each floor in terms of the floor load in a format that is very similar to the one used to distribute the base shear in earthquake engineering practice.

Difference in the elevation between the highest point of a basin and the lowest point on the valley floor is termed as the total relief of that river basin.

Alluvium of the terrace elevated 5.5 6.0 m above the present-day valley floor, in terms of cementation and lithology resembling sediments described as pre-Pleistocene, was found to have been deposited ∼34 ka ago (MIS 3).

When viewed in this context, these results highlight the vulnerability of patients with severe sepsis who receive care on the general medical floor in terms of functional debility and associated costs both individual and societal.