Sentence examples for from every term from inspiring English sources

1. Collect all the doublets that occur in the entire nomenclature (i.e., accumulate a list of the doublets from every term in the nomenclature).

The following algorithm parses through text, extracting candidate term phrases: 1. Collect all the doublets that occur in the entire nomenclature (i.e., accumulate a list of the doublets from every term in the nomenclature).

While the total number of extracted terms represented in Table 2 stands for every term extracted from the corpora, a more important number of terms is expressed in Table 3.

You learn from every tour in terms of what you spend but this is the first fully professionally funded tour which has not relied on goodwill from players, management, clubs and unions to cut the Lions some rope.

Ever since I was born I have heard from every other people terming HIV as AIDS, or HIV as a 'deadly' sickness or just portraying HIV as this bad bad thing.

The pressures for change are coming from every direction: the short-term crisis in A&E, the long-term need to move care out of hospitals, the need to improve access to GPs while reducing their workload, the tightening economics of general practice and the need to improve clinical quality.

Whenever possible, he includes a citation from every decade of a term's existence.

Liberals themselves cower from the term.

Why do you shy away from the term 'art therapy'?

That name comes from the term for a local resident.

For Figure1b, the maximum peak results from signal term while other peaks are from cross terms.