Sentence examples for given one term from inspiring English sources

The Semitic Seminary, given one term each year, was dedicated to epigraphical studies.

We can give one condition under which the singular term can be dropped: (vert z vert ll 1 / ell).

If Britain's 12m or so tabloid readers are not offered a choice of which party to vote for in the election, they are certainly given one in terms of attitude to Europe.

Members are given one-year terms.

In other words, given one of the S-system's terms (production or degradation) and the vector of slopes, the complementary term can be obtained by multiple linear regression, which has been shown not to be sloppy [ 24]).

The "question" given was, "One term for taking trash about someone is 'throwing' this, like a big elm tree might do".

He starts his five-year tenure, which will see him giving one lecture a term and working to "encourage the art of poetry in the university", this autumn.

You could even give one pupil each term the chance to work with your kitchen team to design their own new dish to go on the menu, blogging about their experience.

"Companies relied on aggressive cutbacks throughout the prosperous 1990's to give one more short-term boost to the bottom line.

The lists of transcripts ranked according to correlation to glucose, creatine and glycine only gave one enriched GO-term each, "immune system process", "mannosyltransferase activity" and "respiratory chain", respectively.

The professor's duties include giving one public lecture a term, as well as encouraging "the art of poetry in the university", and are rewarded with a stipend of £12,000 a year.