Sentence examples for possibly in terms of from inspiring English sources

The primary design problem can be described as follows: Given a set of network nodes, it is required to find a topology Ψ, selected from all possible topologies, so that the cost of Ψ (measured possibly in terms of the maximum diameter, maximum node degree, etc). is less than that of any other network topology and such that Ψ satisfies some given design constraints.

"It's possibly, in terms of the internal history of the Church, the biggest crisis in the history of Scottish Catholicism since the Reformation," said Tom Devine, a prominent historian.

But he did say that he would require significant changes to both Medicare and Medicaid, possibly in terms of eligibility, and that Mr. Obama's fiscal commission had made numerous recommendations from which a solution could be culled.

In other words although the overall scaffold is isotropic, the basic elements in terms of an electrospun fibre is highly anisotropic in terms of its external form and possibly in terms of its internal structure.

With Compaq stating plans to include cable modems in selected PC models next year and potentially all models by year 2000, the prospects for cable modem chipmaker Broadcom are no longer measured in terms of homes passed, upgraded cable systems, or even on-line users but possibly in terms of PC shipments.

Presumably, process elongation comes at a cost, possibly in terms of changing the shape of the associated musculature.

"I've done everything I possibly can in terms of security and insurance.

But the effort was better than that, and possibly portentous in terms of future performance.

"Iraq is doing all it possibly can in terms of disarmament".

The training is just as intense as on the Olympic squad, possibly not in terms of frequency, because you do not race as often.

We're taking it further and making it as big as it can possibly be in terms of production designs and the technical side of things," says Fine, who stresses that the writing has stepped up a notch too.