Sentence examples for from previous terms from inspiring English sources

Upon satisfactory completion of the thesis, the thesis advisor will assign a grade which will apply to all units of 2.ThU registration from previous terms, up to an absolute limit of 15.

In contrast with the FRF matrix approximated in terms of the first two terms of Neumann expansion, these procedures cannot be extended to further high order terms since all of them will be affected by the frequency-dependent variation of damping matrix from previous terms.

This is a significant change from previous terms, in which Amazon apparently took as much as 70% of subscription revenue from magazine and newspaper publishers.

Kmart also received permission to revise the terms of a $2 billion loan package, allowing its losses to as much as quadruple from the previous terms before lenders could find the retailer in default.The company expects to complete its investigation by the end of the year.

That's a drop from her previous terms in Congress, when she cast votes more than 90% of the time in all but one year.

The governor, a physician who served two previous terms, from 1995 to 2003, noted that he had allowed the two earlier executions to go forward under his watch.

The review of questionnaire results at the end of the term showed a small increase in overall participation rates (up seven percentage points from the previous term, to 75%) and purchase rates (up four percentage points from the previous term, to 65.8%).

His failure to do so portrays him as a hopeless schlemiel, just like "old Bibi" from the previous term.

García's inauguration speech this July 28 suggests that he has learned some hard lessons from his previous term in office (1985-1990).

At the beginning of each term, the registrar sends an e-mail to instructors who have students scheduled for makeup examinations from the previous term.

In the term that ended last year, the number of requests for Supreme Court review dropped by almost two percent from the previous term.