Sentence examples for major terms of from inspiring English sources
"The feeling here is that we did disclose the major terms of that agreement," Mr. Di Chiro said.
The relative importance of each of the major terms of the heat budget is shown by data for two North American lakes: Lake Ontario, a large, deep, middle-latitude lake; and Lake Hefner, a relatively small, shallow lake in Oklahoma.
The New York Times Company and a developer have negotiated the major terms of an agreement with city and state officials to acquire land for the newspaper's new headquarters in the Times Square area and to give the company millions of dollars in tax breaks.
Root-zone and riparian denitrification processes appear as major terms of landscape retention in all three investigated watersheds.
Model terms included in each model mirrored that described above for gonopodial distal-tip shape (i.e., three covariates to control for multivariate allometry, five major terms of interest, and population as a random effect).
The major term of its long-time asymptotics is calculated explicitly and a uniform in space estimate of the residual term was given.
"You need to think of your major in terms of skills of adaptation.
Philosophically, it was pretty major; in terms of substantive policy implications, not so much.
Far fewer were the mediations involving so-called interest disputes, or issues not resolvable by the law, "but they were major in terms of their impact," he said.
The closest other major in terms of selectivity is the U.S. Open, which has had seven different champions during that span.
Though the roster swaps are not major in terms of rankings, rankings do not always translate to success in the unique atmosphere of World Team Tennis.
