Sentence examples for in terms of a list from inspiring English sources

And who is doing the feeling — our soldiers, who are doing their jobs without always knowing why; the officers who see it in terms of a list of objectives to be met; Afghan officials who are getting rich from American money; villagers whose homes are lost; heroin users who are simply growing numb thanks, in part, to the drug trafficking we tolerate in the name of winning the war?

Life is often defined in basic biology textbooks in terms of a list of distinctive properties that distinguish living systems from non-living.

Simply put, a raster image is stored in terms of a list of pixels in a grid and what color they are.

Cosby, who does not endorse candidates, explained all this to Paul, and told him that he needs to think of the black community in terms of a detailed list of concerns to be addressed, the same way that politicians approach the L.G.B.T. community or female voters.

I have no idea why the world needs a LEGO version of Rock Band and what we could all expect in terms of a track list for the game, but apparently LEGO Rock Band is coming this year.

We estimated overrepresentation of the whole collection of 1454 gene sets in terms of a ranked list of p-values to identify the most relevant gene sets for each metagene.

"But in terms of a systematic listing, this is the first time we have consolidated the information in a user-friendly way".

Figure 8 A modification of molecular fingerprinting used for the complete description of chemical structures in terms of an exhaustive list of functional groups.

Songs were then described in terms of a comparable ranked list of tags, varying in length from 1 to 96.

This view is so central to the very existence of Medium that its about page describes the platform in terms of a crossed out list of advertising related terms.

Mubarak said that he would give Suleiman some powers — but he spoke of it in terms of a man whose to-do list is longer than ever, and bringing in some reinforcements, not someone who is withdrawing from public life.