Sentence examples for for example in terms of the from inspiring English sources
The narrow definition of success that mainstream schools are subjected to makes it difficult for them to offer the flexibility that we know is needed – for example, in terms of the curriculum.
Whether that debt can be repaid, for example in terms of the reconnection that Nica Burns is hinting at, remains to be seen, but if it is, it will be for the better of both the genres.
The hedonic pricing model has potential in evaluating regulating services, for example in terms of the price discount on houses liable to flooding.
An alternative is to consider directly the degradation suffered by the primary users, for example, in terms of the loss in rate[5].
But distances between parts of a representation can be defined functionally rather than spatially — for example, in terms of the number of discrete computational steps required to combine stored information about them.
For example, in terms of the upper limit of 65% RH recommended by Weiner et al., this is already in the conscious of collection managers because of the threat of mould growth at elevated RH levels.
It has been helpful in the depths of the financial crisis but is not healthy in the medium term, for example in terms of returns for savers.
For example, in terms of output multipliers, Barisal lagged behind in all the sectors.
Calibration can be, for example, in terms of atmospheric pressure or altitude above sea level.
Would there be some other form of default — for example, in terms of nonpayment for goods and services already contracted?
