Sentence examples for improved term from inspiring English sources
Among the intuitive ideas turned tangible by "Present Shock" is "filter failure," the writer and teacher Clay Shirky's improved term for what used to be called "information overload".
They also substitute an improved term for Haldane's 2s in the probability of fixation.
When λ=0.25, the maximal difference of e-value and the number of gold standards having an improved term are limited simply because the k diverse short paths are very similar to k shortest paths.
United had presented improved terms – and a promise of improved first-team opportunities – to Pogba, but he was not swayed.
In addition to improved product quality and delivery times, the lean approach has been linked to improved terms of employment.
The deal went ahead on improved terms.
Schneider and Legrand might yet remake their deal entirely or offer improved terms.
While Kazakhmys still argues the bid undervalues ENRC, it now concedes it sees "no prospect of obtaining improved terms".
With Morrison wanting markedly improved terms even to consider committing his long-term future to West Ham the midfielder may well leave before the window's close.
They had not done any due diligence and had to renegotiate, successfully, improved terms from BMW as the price to walk away from its English patient.
