Sentence examples for in terms of core from inspiring English sources

In terms of core earnings, it expected earnings of $6.50 to $6.65 a share for 2013.

"There is more funding available in Scotland than there is in England in terms of core funding," McLaughlan said.

The CPU in the latter has more going for it in terms of "core" hardware but the former's cores - while fewer - are more powerful.

"What's fascinating about this election right now is that there's really a vacuum in terms of core, concrete ideas," he said.

It tries to explain the failure to the public in terms of "core inflation": what has happened is only an increase in the cost of filling their petrol tank or buying food.

We identify targets in terms of "core" and "bottleneck" sectors.

The properties of sorafenib-incorporated Dexb LG nanoparticles were studied in terms of core-shell structure, particle size, morphology, and drug release rate.

This criterion at a graph node is defined as the total lifetimes since results are being returned by all its predecessors before being consumed by this node; it is expressed in (6) (NRS ["node result size"] is the size in terms of core-registers for a node's results).

However, due to the difference in job length and width (in terms of cores used), there have been cases where biologists (who typically run many narrow jobs) have complained about the wide and long jobs blocking their much more interactive use of the system.

Compared with the previous two pass core design; this new flow pattern significantly simplifies the core concept in terms of upper core structure, coolant flow scheme as well as refueling procedure.

The third criteria 'workability' refers to how the concepts are integrated with the theory in terms of the core category and the under core categories.