Sentence examples for has three terms from inspiring English sources
The non-conservative part has three terms: a linear or non-linear damping term, an external random excitation which appears as the inhomogeneous term, and a random parametric excitation term.
The university has three terms a year, named for ecclesiastical seasons: Michaelmas, Hilary and Trinity, each of which officially last for eight weeks but really go on for 10, beginning with 0th Week, pronounced "noughth," rhyming with moth, and ending with 9th.
If one strain uses PCD and the other does not then after t rounds of PCD/regrowth the PCD+ strain will decrease by a factor shown in Eqn. 2. This factor has three terms which determine its magnitude: c, t, and r.
Equation (4) has three terms.
The right side of this equation has three terms.
UCSC is on the quarter system and has three terms per academic year, not including summer.
The new system has eight terms, two quadratic nonlinearities and two parameters (a and b).
The academy has five terms, interspersed with two-week holidays, and four weeks in summer.
For these data it has four terms, namely, T, T2, pH and pH2.
Many schools use semesters, but the School of Public Health has five terms.
The bookmaker looks to maximize (2), which has two terms.
