Sentence examples for in terms of passing from inspiring English sources
But in terms of passing meds, you need a certain level of certification and credentialing.
In terms of passing yards, the greatest turnaround was performed on Revis Island.
In terms of passing, the team was well above average a season ago, and returns all of its weapons.
I think he sees death in terms of passing from one state of being to anotherNa passage into the Divine".
He told ITV at half-time: "We are doing most things correct in terms of passing but losing that goal the way we did is a shocker.
Rusnak is in on loan, he is very talented and he is right alongside Reece, they are on the same wavelength in terms of passing and movement".
What happened next seems to have been inevitable in retrospect, but that ignores the fact Rangers held out for 42 minutes, giving as good as they got in terms of pass-and-move football.
"In terms of passer rating, it's about as bad a four-game stretch as he has had since his rookie year, and, historically, it's virtually impossible to win in most years in the postseason with a touchdown-interception ratio this poor," Byrne said.
The immediate gatekeeping effects, in terms of pass rates for tests, naturalization rates, and the type and numbers of immigrants arriving has been better researched (e.g., Dronkers & Vink, 2012; Van Oers, 2013).
Compared to mask 1, mask 2 features more stringent requirements in terms of pass-band ripple and stop-band attenuation (needed to meet a target THD 0.2%) but allows for a larger transition band; indeed music signals rarely exceed the 17 kHz imposed by a pass-band of 0.4 and hence the pass-band 0.45 in mask 1 is often excessive.
At present we know of only one UK study within medicine with a large enough sample size to look for differences between several minority ethnic groups, and it found no significant differences between them in terms of pass rates 35; that study, however, was not able to distinguish between, say, Bangladeshis and Pakistanis, let alone any finer categorisations.
