Sentence examples for more terms are from inspiring English sources

For example, the infinite series has a continually greater sum the more terms are included, but the sum always remains less than 2, although it approaches nearer and nearer to 2 as more terms are included.

A series that does settle down to some definite value, as more and more terms are added, is said to converge, and the value to which it converges is known as the limit of the partial sums; all other series are said to diverge.

The cubic specification, however, produces marginal effects of the same order of magnitude, where even more terms are statistically negative for the case of IL-MA-RI.

As cosinusoids or sinusoids are localized only in frequency, when FT is applied more terms are required to represent the same Raman signal compared with Wavelets.

The computational load for a high-order approximation algorithm would be heavier than that of a first-order approximation algorithm since more terms are involved in computations.

However, in a less severe fading scenario (κ=4.5, μ=4.5), as illustrated in Figure 2b, more terms are required for a better precision (in this case, a total number of W2=676 terms is used).

In general negation based expressions had more terms, were longer and contained more complexity.

Duplicates occurred when two or more terms were used to describe the same condition (e.g., trisomy 13 and Patau's syndrome).

Slightly more abstract terms are used for positive aspects in men's biographies, while slightly more abstract terms are used for negative aspects in women's biographies.

More common terms are Employer Branding or Employment Branding, but Workplace Spirit Branding is more intuitive and specific.

My own memories of Harold, and it's hard to think of him in more formal terms, are entirely happy.