Sentence examples for in time terms from inspiring English sources

Ministers in the UK systems of government are of course also constituency or regional representatives, and in time terms there can certainly be a problem of role conflict, but it can mean that ministers get direct feedback on the operation of a public service from their constituents in a way that their officials will not.

So in time terms, we're closer to Triceratops than Triceratops was to Stegosaurus.

Table 1 includes the averages and the standard deviations of the model parameters (Kmax⁡ and Sl), expressed in time terms, obtained from the fitting of the UV-H survival curves of all microorganisms tested at different temperatures.

"The backlist looks as if it's stuck in time in terms of both jackets and subject matter.

"Swansea City in this moment in time in terms of Ashley Williams [are] far more important than Wales," he said.

In return the flow varies in time [first term in (1)] due to all the forces acting on it, including the magnetic Lorentz force [last term in (1)].

Obama, though, stepped up his rhetoric about the threat, casting it in end-of-time terms.

There was a significant improvement in fermentation time in terms of glucose consumption and ethanol production.

enroll in four half-courses, or the equivalent in TIME, for each term.

Neverland, their new £4m attraction, will be up and running in time for half term.

In time, this long-term viable business will be turned over entirely to the community.