Sentence examples for in terms of expressing from inspiring English sources
In terms of expressing emotion - meaning sounding human - I'd put him right up there with Elvis Presley.
These standards offer significant value in terms of expressing the semantics of Web services in the healthcare domain.
And even President Ronald Reagan's apocryphal stories about welfare queens driving Cadillacs and Soviets eating sawdust made sense in terms of expressing his worldview.
All of the actors are brilliant in terms of expressing behavior, and in handling the shock and horror of Eisenberg's Ben, and there's not one person you wouldn't want to see in something else.
Because a humanoid robot is a complex system with multiple degrees of freedom, its mathematical model is limited in terms of expressing the system accurately, resulting in the generation of non-zero-mean, non-Gaussian, correlated modeling errors.
As Fiona McInness, a writer and painter based in Kirkwall, described it: "Orkney is a very shy society in terms of expressing opinion, but I'd say that there is a lot of anger and shame.
The distance matrix confirms that samples of the same clusters are more similar in terms of expressed enzymes.
Liver tissue was chosen as a model in consideration of its high proteome complexity in terms of expressed proteins and metabolic pathways.
Even when expressed in terms of relative (expressed in %) changes from baseline, TG reductions were more pronounced when baseline TG concentrations were higher.
