Sentence examples for seeks in terms of from inspiring English sources

They said that Mr. Trump was displeased with how Mr. Giuliani, a former New York mayor, conducted himself, and that he was also unhappy with Mr. Hannity, a commentator whose advice the president often seeks, in terms of the language he used to describe the payments to Ms. Clifford.

Basically, Dr. Meg Jay explains why one's 20's are a vital time in a young adult's life to actively, if not aggressively, discover and pursue all that one seeks in terms of career, family, friends, and relationships.

Traditionally, solutions to duct problems have been sought in terms of modes which can be expressed as products of functions of space and time co-ordinates.

An explanation for the correlation has been sought in terms of partial liquid filling of pores in the initially formed wet granule.

A definition of hearing, therefore, must be sought in terms of the ear's specialization of function and the relative effectiveness with which it performs this function.

Optimum percentage of combination among metallic and polymeric fibres was sought, in terms of peak strength and ductile post-cracking behaviour.

A convergent expansion along the new dimension is then sought in terms of the polynomial chaos system, and the coefficients in this representation are determined through a Galerkin approach.

"In terms of the changes he is seeking, in terms of welfare reform, he has set out there would be reciprocal changes across the EU," David Cameron's official spokesman said.

Within computer process control environment and for practical engineering and maintenance reasons, digital implementations are sought in terms of partial steady-state decoupling and two-term laws or combination of certain MIMO and SISO controls.

The proposed method of solution draws on the recent work of Miyoshi and Kusano, in the context of adiabatic MHD, where an approximate solution to the Riemann problem is sought in terms of an average constant velocity and total pressure across the Riemann fan.

Recalling an earlier visit that year to Alaska's North Slope, Zinke said that when he asked Alaskans what they were seeking in terms of energy policy, "The response was overwhelmingly positive and the message was clear: the path to American Energy Dominance starts in Alaska," according to an Interior press release.