Sentence examples for once in terms of from inspiring English sources

But they're so brilliant – they've got 16 jokes going on at once, in terms of physical humour, and you think, thank God, that takes the pressure off me; I only have to be reasonably good at this, cos they'll make the rest of it funny in visual terms.

Last year, Caryl Churchill's Love and Information skewered the atomised internet age (just 110 minutes long, it contained 57 scenes and more than 100 roles); but, despite scenes titled Google and Twitter, the play hardly ever mentioned the web directly – once in terms of dodgy network signals, once when an insomniac logs onto Facebook, and again when a character is sacked by email.

The present report provides foundation for design of iron based catalyst that can compete with cobalt based once in terms of low CO2 selectivity.

Once you've broken those boundaries once in terms of where you can have sex, it snowballs.

Computed tomography and MRI scans were read only once, in terms of the MDA criteria.

The PSA contains eight symptom questions related to psoriasis, to which the patient responds twice, once in terms of frequency of occurrence (4-point scale, ranging from "always" to "never"), and once in terms of troublesomeness/ bothersomeness (4-point scale, ranging from "a great deal" to "not at all") [ 14].

Therefore, XR images were read three times – once in terms of the UICC criteria, again in terms of the WHO criteria, and a third time in terms of the MDA criteria.

Interestingly, although all case studies were represented at least once in terms of the facilitator's perception of 'the case study that worked best', a single case study (Case number 7) was represented 9 out of 16 times in terms of the facilitators' perception of 'the case study that worked least well'.