Sentence examples for in terms of the foregoing from inspiring English sources

Part two focuses principally upon the Carolingian era and its aftermath in six chapters which include a review of the eighth century, the impact of Rome on Charlemagne's Aachen, private patronage and personal taste, the monastic realm, the innovation of later Carolingian architecture, and an epilogue that examines the architecture at the turn of the millennium in terms of the foregoing history.

In the foregoing section we discussed findings in terms of the domains (the rows of the matrix in Table  3).

The foregoing discussion has suggested a distinction among political systems in terms of the role played by force in the acquisition and transfer of power.

With this perspective in mind, I propose to rethink the 1945 "surrender broadcast" in terms of continuity, rather than rupture, with foregoing relations of voice, media, and state power in Japan.

"But in terms of foregoing X amount of compensation and figuring out what return it should be worth?

Responses from student leaders also indicated that their involvement had 'opportunity costs' in terms of foregoing other activities - including studying and non-educational pursuits.

What are the opportunity costs in terms of health impact by foregoing development of this idea over another?

The foregoing problem is considered in this paper in terms of a mean field approximation obtained by applying a first-order closure to an unclosed set of mean field equations presented in Part I.

However, as the foregoing discussion demonstrates, the nursing literature has defined patient-centredness far more broadly: in terms of tasks of caring and verbal and non-verbal interaction.

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