Sentence examples for next a term from inspiring English sources

Next, a term detection subsystem employs the phone transcription corresponding to the search term to find the term within those word/sub-word lattices and hence to hypothesize detections.

The term annotations page, which can be accessed via the associations link next to a term name, lists gene products annotated to (i.e. associated with) the GO term and its children in the ontology.

Click the "X" next to a term to exclude it from your search.

There will not be a next term or new national campaign -- they've peaked, in a sense.

And why should the next mayor settle for a term lasting only three years and nine months?

Next, you will receive a term sheet (if it's a priced round) or commitments if you're raising a convertible note.

Money is an issue, $8.25 million for next season, but they have a term for this sort of thing: a sunk cost.

The Supreme Court will consider a case next term dealing with whether a voter removal process used in Ohio is violating the NVRA.

A state claim of immunity from suit under the central provision of the Americans With Disabilities Act will provide the next Supreme Court term with a focus for the court's continuing debate over the balance of state and federal power.

Justice John Paul Stevens, who is eighty-nine, hiredired only one law clerk for the next Supreme Court term, so a second Obama appointment to the Court may be imminent as well.

"Much of this work has been planned to take place over the summer recess, and many learners and teachers will benefit from this investment during the next academic term," said a WLGA spokesperson.