Sentence examples for prescribed terms from inspiring English sources

Only two Japanese students recognized both prescribed terms as centres.

Table 2 shows that German and Japanese students differ in their use of the prescribed terms.

This suggests that the prescribed terms lead to new links relating to creativity.

They found difficulty referring to creativity at all, as they hardly used the terms "Creativity" and "Creativity in Chemistry Classes" in the concept maps without prescribed terms.

The terms given in the research instrument as prescribed terms for creating the second concept map are presented in Table 3.

The participants were given the first part of the research instrument including; a brief introduction, how to create a concept map and how to create the first concept map without prescribed terms.

One obvious need is to revamp the current rules by which each member of the intelligence committees may serve only a prescribed term.

As a general qualification, Dansey says that ESA is looking for the ability to work in a team and the desire to be goal-oriented within a prescribed term.

In 1976, Brown had signed a "determinate" sentencing law, which reduced the authority of parole boards to decide when an inmate could be released, and prescribed fixed terms for most crimes.

Instead of using intensity, seismic hazard is prescribed in terms of peak ground acceleration.

In addition, d ij are the degradation factors, prescribed in terms of reduction of effective stiffness along different directions.