Sentence examples for of one term from inspiring English sources
The school is much more of a family now, the staff have seen a huge change in space of one term.
Her Senate experience of one term and one year is the only time she had a decision-making role; therefore she has almost the same "traditional" experience as Senator Obama.
Parameter θ weights the importance of one term with respect to the other.
A simple polynomial function of one term was found satisfactory depicting such variations.
An Arrhenius-type model, consisting of one term for the activation and one for the inactivation of the microbial catalyst, was found to fit the whole specific growth rate versus temperature curve.
These interfacial transfer terms can be expressed as the product of one term describing the potential driving the transfer and a second term describing the available surface area for transfer, or interfacial area concentration.
Because they have spun us into complete exhaustion (she, the most famous woman in America, complains that Iowa is difficult because she is less well known than a failed vice presidential candidate and a half-of-one-term senator).
Recent defeats of one-term conservative state governments in Victoria and Queensland have rocked the Liberals.
By contrast, if Labour's more optimistic predictions prove correct and we are back in an era of one-term governments, that brings obvious problems – because as well as attacking the record of the current government, Labour is still answerable for its time in office, and straitjacketed by Blair and Gordon Brown's record.
Silicon Valley's role in the upcoming midterm elections is already getting a lot more interesting with a new tech-savvy candidate in the race who is looking to fill the unexpected departure of one-term representative Gloria McLeod.
On the other hand, we will discuss in detail the advantages and disadvantages of the usage of one-term vs. complete linear differential operator for the associated Green's functions.
