Sentence examples for has one term from inspiring English sources

You should get a simpler expression that has one term for each different set of variables and exponents in the original expression.

Each of the premises has one term in common with the conclusion: the major term in the major premise, which forms the predicate of the conclusion, and the minor term in the minor premise, which forms the subject of the conclusion.

"I would rather do the right thing and have one term than be mediocre and have two," Mr. Obama told House Democrats at their Williamsburg retreat Thursday night.

Wouldn't it be better if we could just do away with all this identity angst and just have one term that describes us fully?

As Redfin agent Landon Nash likes to say, there's an enormous difference between competition of any kind and no competition whatsoever; it's like the difference when raising venture capital between having one term sheet or two.

The RANS equation that models turbulence in system has one further term than the Navier Stokes equations that is called Reynolds Stress Tensor.

When only one factor is considered, k=1, the model has one multiplicative term and is denoted as FA(1); for k=2, FA(2) has two multiplicative components, and so on.

The above model has one random-effect term, the error term given by (3).

Touré has one year remaining on terms worth £220,000 a week with incentives.

m(t) is the number of proteins which at least has one predictive GO term under given t.

Longitudinal examination of the 108 RNA assessments (including 80 intake assessments) revealed that six women had no further probation intakes after completing their first term, ten had one additional term and two had four additional terms (Fig. 2).