Sentence examples for ideal terms from inspiring English sources

The answer in ideal terms ought to be 'yes'yes

But it doesn't see art only in ideal terms.

Duh and its perfectly paired linguistic partner, "yeah right," are the ideal terms to usher in the millennium and the information age, and to highlight the differences from the stolid old 20th century.

Whenever possible, arrive with your ideal terms in mind, rather than allowing your prospective business customer to dictate them.

It's been a tough few years for Yahoo — and its last CEO Scott Thompson departed under less than ideal terms — so the appointment of Mayer is clearly meant to be a fresh start for the long-running Silicon Valley company.

The statistical optimization approach usually involves various steps like designing the experiments with defined levels and factors, executing the statistically intended experimental trials, assessing the factors of the ideal terms, expecting the responses, analysis of variance (ANOVA), checking model adequacy and validation of the obtained model (Diwaniyan et al. 2012).

I mean, it's not the ideal term; when I'm asked to describe what I do, I say I write romantic comedies, cos that's what I feel they are.

We do not conclude that 'integration' is the ideal term.

Perhaps the term "triangulation" is not the ideal term for this process, given its connotations of precision, but we will continue to use it here for want of a better one.

"We knew things ended with Nirvana on less-than-ideal terms," Kim Thayil, their guitarist, told me.

The algorithm is a finite-volume scheme that uses an approximate Riemann solver for the hyperbolic fluxes and central differencing applied on nested control volumes for the parabolic fluxes that arise from the non-ideal terms (i.e., resistivity and viscosity).