Sentence examples for form of the terms from inspiring English sources
Consultation on the form of the terms of reference will begin on Monday and the royal commissioner will be appointed soon.
In the industrialized countries, the last factor has presented itself largely in the form of the terms of trade between manufactured products and primary products, especially foodstuffs: real earnings have risen faster or slower according as a representative consignment of manufacturers may be exchanged, at the prices of the day, for a greater or smaller quantity of foodstuffs and raw materials.
The explicit form of the terms in Eq. (14), as well as the details of the computation of the trace norm, are given in Appendix 1.
In recent years, this curse has been visited upon me thrice, in the form of the terms "MILF" and "cougar", and now with the total MTV domination of Jersey Shore, I now have "Snooki" to contend with.
The word "zine" is a shortened form of the term fanzine, according to the Oxford English Dictionary.
The country also has a wealth of regional vocal music traditions most of which are designated by some form of the term khap or lam.
(Hence, the TSEs are also referred to as the prion diseases, "prion" being a shortened form of the term "proteinaceous infectious particle").
On Wittgenstein's (5.2522) account of '[a, x, O'x]', "the first term of the bracketed expression is the beginning of the series of forms, the second is the form of a term x arbitrarily selected from the series, and the third [O'x] is the form of the term that immediately follows x in the series".
I sensed a faint scent of calling for "civil disobedience" in the purest form of the term.
The Latin form of the term first appeared in 1736 when Swedish scientist Carl Linnaeus Carl von Linnéé) used biologi in his Bibliotheca botanica.
The Nippo Jisho, published in Nagasaki and associated with the Jesuit priest João Rodrigues (1561 or 1562 163333), identically records both the modern pronunciation and written form of the term chikaraishi.
