Sentence examples for principle terms from inspiring English sources

Manchester City are closing in on 26-year-old forward Edinson Cavani, rated at £60m by his club Napoli, after agreeing in principle terms with the player over a summer move.

According to the announcement, the boards of both companies and its shareholders have agreed on principle terms for the acquisition of 100% of Gioco Digitale, but did state that although the acquisition was progressing, there could be no certainty that a final binding agreement on the transaction will be reached.

Here, the estimate shows the approximation depends on three principle terms which relate the error incurred due to the projection as well as the error approximating divergence free and non-divergence free components of the solution.

A micro-hydraulic actuator using a novel actuation principle (termed hydrostatic actuation) for MEMS is presented.

To prevent this drawback from materializing, we propose in this work a novel safety principle termed "observability-in-depth".

As transcription takes time, maturation of a gene product will be delayed if long introns are present in comparison to shorter genes, a principle termed intron delay [ 31– 31].

The two secondary allocation principles, termed Emission-based and GDP-based, distribute allowable emissions according to cumulative historical emissions and cumulative historical GDP respectively.

"In principle the terms offered by the Government for these additional state pension deals look very attractive.

"The existence of Sunday work is a reality," Mr. Ayrault said in a statement, but it added: "Sunday rest is an essential principle in terms of protecting workers and social cohesion".

Roughly speaking, one can understand the contraction principle in terms of steepest descents.

It's roughly the same principle in terms of using Tenor, which McIntosh says is more of a search engine than an actual hub or portal.