Sentence examples for in terms of condition from inspiring English sources
"Socially and morally it cannot be right that we are allowing children to worsen in terms of condition," Ms Longworth told the Health Select Committee.
The method is shown to be nearly optimal in terms of condition number behavior in a double path of refinement strategy, i.e. whenever both the number of Legendre modes and the number of subdomains are significantly increased.
The estimated probabilities from comparing LLL with DEEP, SLLL, and VLLL in terms of condition numbers are listed in row κ B of Table 3.
However, according to the experience of numerical simulations [19, 22] more iterations can improve the reduction quality in terms of condition numbers slightly but can also worsen such quality measure.
It is very clear from both Figure 19 and Table 3 that LLL performs much better than VLLL but worse than DEEP and SLLL in terms of condition numbers.
"No two houses are the same here in terms of condition, size, location or style," she said.
The solvability of the reactor control problem is characterized in terms of conditions that have direct meaning.
In 1957 Hoyle, with American astronomers William Fowler, Margaret Burbidge, and Geoffrey Burbidge (or B2FH, as their paper was later called), gave an impressive and detailed account of the abundances of most elements in terms of conditions appropriate to stellar interiors.
Retired Colonel Danny McKnight, who was Steele's commanding officer in the nineties, when Steele was a Ranger captain, told me, "He took his company to Thailand for training there, and I went over to visit him, and it was tough, rigorous, hot, ugly training, in terms of conditions".
