Sentence examples for in analytical terms from inspiring English sources

Yingling's open indictment of a military leadership composed of yes-men was the first by an active-duty officer during the Iraq war, and it expressed in analytical terms a simmering rage among lower-ranking soldiers.

The historical accounts are sketchy, satisfying neither as explanations of imperial decline nor as evidence of the authors' thesis.In analytical terms, the authors trumpet "a new way to measure economic power", which involves multiplying a country's GDP by the economy's productivity and the square root of its growth rate.

In this section, we have presented only the final formulation of the gradient vector, which has been derived by using partial derivatives in analytical terms.

This in turn leads to a second scholarly implication of our results, namely how to view the relationship between implicit and explicit methods in analytical terms.

We compute the spectrum, and express homomorphisms in K-theory induced by the symbol maps which arise by the subquotients of the composition series in analytical terms.

The solution for the set-point-change process is given in analytical terms when the admissible controls are continuous functions of time.

As for Europe's refugees – much mentioned this week in emotive rather than analytical terms – did they come up with any tangible new proposal to ease the crisis?

Both are sponsored by Adidas, so Greene's words must be measured in both commercial and analytical terms.

Pleus works as an engineer; she has spent her life studying bridges, thinking about numbers, and she now thinks about the epidemic of addiction in both emotional and analytical terms.

While Zhu often speaks of knowing or comprehending something in terms of the metaphor of seeing it clearly, of having a clear discernment of it, which is nothing like rigid propositional knowledge, he does recognize several forms or levels of knowing, and regards the basic steps of learning in analytical propositional terms and the higher levels in more synthetic insight terms.

In analytical chemistry terms, this would translate to getting high identification rates when peak width is distributed among many different precursor ions, with changing signal seen in more than half of the MS1 scans and a copious number of MS/MS acquisitions.