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

Table-lookup scales its frequency change argument (fm-input) to fit whatever its table size is (that is, it assumes the caller is thinking in terms of a table size of two pi, and fixes it up).

An information system can be expressed in terms of an information table (see Table 2).

"Measured in terms of a league table (three points for a win, one for a draw), which player has accumulated the most points in his playing career if you count all the professional games he has been involved in?" wonders Michael Garton.

If Rangers do not complete the season and their remaining fixtures, it is impossible to predict what will be decided in terms of a final league table.

Results were evaluated in terms of A U C R O C (Table 6, Table 7 and Figure 3).

Further, the data of SWHs installed in terms of A SC are shown in Table 1.

Because of this, it is necessary to express the column abundance in terms of a mean and variation in Table 4.

(A similar analysis on error rates showed no significant effects, all Ps>0.5, confirming that the RT pattern cannot be explained in terms of a speed accuracy trade-off; see Table 2).

In this case the two individual sample sizes are used to identify the appropriate critical values, and these are expressed in terms of a range as shown in Table 10.

(Participant 10) It seems poignant that the two interview participants whose daily activities came closest to the ICN's characterisation of the scope of practice for APNs in terms of a 'high level of autonomy' (Table  1) had the least requirement in terms of education and training in the Kenyan context.

Perhaps the most important question individuals need to ask themselves in this vein is 'Where are you?' in terms of what are you doing and what do you bring to the table in terms of a product or a service.