Sentence examples for mixed terms from inspiring English sources
The two men appeared serious but comfortable in their first face-to-face meeting since WikiLeaks released confidential U.S. diplomatic cables that described Mr. Sarkozy in mixed terms.
As soon as positive and negative powers of the indeterminates or too many mixed terms occurred, however, he had to use tricks that were in conflict with the principles of the place-value notation.
Effects of polynomial terms, trigonometric terms, and mixed terms of Poisson series are discussed.
In this work, the RSAs are constructed using second-order polynomials without mixed terms, multi-fidelity models, and adaptive corrections.
Notice that this equation has mixed terms, containing both an s and a ln(s), a result that is generally easy to obtain using order-distributions.
After the performed analyses, star experimental design with quadratic function without mixed terms according to the k = 1 is determined as the most appropriate model.
where in the last line we have dropped the mixed term that is always negative.
Since the studies on the G2P often alternate between the terms phone and phoneme (as we will see with more detail in the Sect. 4), here we propose a mixed term just to highlight the problem.
VE is reported to be associated with rare but severe cerebral complications [ 9], although study limitations have been small sample size and retrospective design [ 9, 10], composite outcomes [ 11], mixed term and preterm deliveries [ 12, 13], no comparisons of rates of intracranial complications in vacuum extraction and caesarean section (CS) deliveries [ 9, 13].
The crowd for that occasion at the Mineirão was a proper Brazilian crowd, in that it was mixed, in terms of creed and class.
I have always taught in schools that are very mixed in terms of socio-economic profile, with high proportions of free school meals and English as an additional language.
