Sentence examples for given two terms from inspiring English sources

Once human life has been established as the fundamental standpoint of reality, for Ortega, "we are ipso facto given two terms or factors that are equally primary and, moreover, inseparable: Man, who lives, and the circumstances or world in which man lives".

"Given two terms, I think he can even solve the Yang-Mills existence and mass gap".

More specifically, we build a binary classifier that, when given two terms s and t, decides whether the terms s and t present a term variation (r = +1) or not (r = −1).

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

We consider relative crossed products C⁎(A,α J) where J is an ideal in A, and describe up to Morita Rieffel equivalence all gauge-invariant ideals in C⁎(A,α J) and give six term exact sequences determining their K-theory.

Mr. Peltier was convicted in 1977 and given two life terms.

A prisoner serving seven years for taking a family hostage and attacking a teenager has been given two life terms for attacks on fellow inmates.

The justice secretary told the Tory conference that those given two prison terms lasting more than 10 years would be upgraded to the greater punishment.

But back in his Congressional district, a very different attitude has emerged: a fierce determination that Mr. Rangel, whatever his transgressions, should end his public life on his own terms and be given one last term.

They were given three life terms and sentences totalling 640 years, but they were freed just 16 months after conviction.

In his terms, given two points a plane is the set of points common to two spheres of equal radius, one centred on one of the points and the other on the other.