Sentence examples for ii term for from inspiring English sources

He planned to release 12 songs anonymously, under the name Foo Fighters (taken from a World War II term for unidentified flying objects), but record companies got wind of the project and began to pursue him.

The key ingredient is a high-order gradient reconstruction composed of two terms: (i) a consistent contribution obtained mimicking an integration by parts formula inside each element and (ii) a stabilising term for which sufficient design conditions are provided.

(ii) Use the term for the objective as defined in the Sharan and Karp formulation and its corresponding optimal value (OPT) to further constrain the copies of the program to describe solutions that optimally agree with the experimental data.

This Terms of Reference (TOR) is for the second of four evaluations that will be executed: (i) mid-term evaluation for Asia (MYCNSIA), (ii) mid-term evaluation for Africa (ANSP), (iii) final evaluation for MYCNSIA, and (iv) final evaluation for ANSP.

A mixture of annotated and un-annotated MHC class II α and β sequences were identified using Ensembl's Biomart and the GO term for class II (GO: 0042613) supplemented with various blastN and TblastN searches of Ensembl and NCBI databases using evolutionary diverged as well as species-specific sequences.

Hotspot II might be the same term for a previously identified site of low laminin expression and pericytes that allows neutrophil infiltration18.

With a focus on gene functions, it includes two subtasks: (i) retrieving GO evidence sentences for relevant genes and (ii) predicting GO terms for relevant genes.

Though it touches on everything from the Boer War to the Emergency (neutral Ireland's term for World War II) and Ireland's bitter relations with Britain as well as Roman Catholic attitudes toward nudity, community attitudes toward Jews, domestic violence and alcoholism, early radio, and soccer and rugby, "Pigtown" is at its most engaging when it manages to rise above its inherent parochialism.

Instead of wrapping residential apartment blocks around small "doughnut" courtyards, there will be a two-acre park between Phase I and Phase II and a woonerf, a Dutch term for a pedestrian-oriented, tree-lined street, leading into the park from Speedwell Avenue and Early Street.

Another notable event in his later years was a visit to Rome following the Second Vatican Council (1962 65), of which he wrote with characteristic grace and humour in Ad Limina Apostolorum: An Appraisal of Vatican II (ad limina apostolorum is the term for a pilgrimage to the tombs of St. Peter and St. Paul in Rome).

A common assumption at the basis of mathematical neuroscience [7] is to model their behavior by a stochastic differential equation which is made of four different contributions: (i) an intrinsic dynamics term, (ii) a communication term, (iii) a term for the external input, and (iv) a stochastic term for the intrinsic variability.