Sentence examples for higher terms of from inspiring English sources
By neglecting higher terms of ξ, Eq. (3) or (4) is rewritten as follows: {displaystyle {int}_D^{D+ hleft( xhboxright)}frac{zhbox{{left( x-{x}^{prime}right)}^2+ z{hbox^2}} d{z}^{prime}approx frac{ D hleft({x}^{prime}right)}{{left( x-{x}^{prime}right)}^2+{D}^2} (6).
The result is caused by the neglect of the higher terms of (1−e 2), and these higher (1−e 2) terms give (dot q/q) a positive value but (dot q/q) is much smaller than (|dot a|/a) and (|dot e|/e).
In our experience, employing higher terms of Cauchy's equation gives the fitted curve a freedom to follow the noise in the data and even to develop a minimum, which does not correspond to a theoretically valid dispersion function.
"Dangerous" is one of his highest terms of praise, and "restful" is one of his worst insults.
His approach to the poems is broadly romantic, in the sense that "sincere" and "heartfelt" are his highest terms of praise.
Peale wrote that he "cannot speak in too high terms of Mr. Percival Johnson .
The author, needless to say, was happy to accept "creepy" as the highest term of critical approbation.
For lunch, we walked to the town center, which Musa described as "authentic," his highest term of praise.
Put all these lists together, and Australia and Canada come out the highest, in terms of high quality of life and low living costs.
Two of the GM strains consistently showed 20% higher yields and the third was 14% higher, in terms of the weight of dry leaves harvested.
High-resolution, high-frame rate, stereo images and data could drive some applications even higher in terms of bandwidth requirements; someone has to pay for all that data.
