Sentence examples for more term to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walker equated electing Mr. Barrett with giving one more term to James E. Doyle, the current governor whose popularity ratings had become anemic.

And despite his drumbeat about how, after Sept. 11, 2001, we all have to weather these difficult times together, the truth is that the state of New York State is Mr. Pataki's mess, and he has now been granted one more term to clean it up.

A kindly professor says I will go mad if I devote three more terms to stuff I have already done.

Until recently it was widely assumed that Medvedev would not run in presidential elections next March, so that Putin could return to his old job and serve two more terms to 2024.

As q ↓ 0, the series requires more and more terms to provide accurate approximation.

Firstly, the German students created more propositions and network structures connecting more terms to creativity.

Adding more terms to does not change the optimization algorithm in Section 4 as long as utility of each schedule can be obtained independently of other schedules.

These additional keywords appear at the top of the webpage, and you can click on one or more terms to filter your search.

Thus compared to classical theory, our approach considers more terms to be non-zero which makes the result even more accurate, furthermore, the calculations are modelled in associative algebra which is much more suitable for computer modelling.

The Taylor's approximation prompts to consider another method for proving the inequality asserted in Theorem 3.1, that is, we may add more terms to the Taylor polynomial (3.2) in order to prove the inequality (3.1).

As all searches are connected to patient-related problems we expected the queries to contain more terms to describe the question more adequately.