Sentence examples for per clause from inspiring English sources

Only one per clause in Ψ must hold.

Patrick has slightly more circumstantial meanings overall than Bowen: 106 across 53 clauses (two per clause, whereas Bowen has 1.87 per clause), of 11 different types.

Table 21 shows the number of circumstantial meanings per clause across the four articles.

The introduction has 82 clauses with 55 circumstantial meanings (a ratio of.67 per clause).

Consider the m inequalities generated this way (one per clause in γ).

The introduction has 59 clauses and 81 circumstantial meanings in total, a ratio of 1.37 circumstantial meanings per clause.

Number of clauses* 1 point per clauses (1 point per unit composed by subject and predicate that included a personal form of a verb).

"Whether making time of the essence or adding a per diem penalty clause," Mr. Selsberg said, "what you're trying to do is make it economically desirable for the other guy to close as soon as possible".

This election featured for the first time a five per cent clause, so that there was a good chance of – ideally – stopping unwanted smaller opposition parties from getting into parliament.

Now the question is if there exists a probability measure that simultaneously satisfies the first four probability assignments together with at least one probability assignment per each clause above.

In April 1997, MLB retired the uniform number 42 league-wide to honor Jackie Robinson for breaking the baseball color line, although Rivera was among a dozen players allowed to continue wearing the number per a grandfather clause.