Sentence examples for specific terms with from inspiring English sources

His report suggested that non-executives should be appointed for specific terms with reappointment not automatic.

The report said the authority began discussions with Apple about the space more than two years before issuing a request for proposals, and agreed to specific terms with the previous tenant that afforded Apple an unfair advantage.

A Ryanair spokeswoman declined to elaborate on its specific terms with Charleroi, which was signed last January, but in other similar arrangements, the airline pays as little as half the usual landing fees, and receives benefits like free marketing and staff accommodations.

We used this measure in a formal exploration of the tendency for SD patients to replace specific terms with more vague and general words, on the assumption that more specific words are used in a more constrained set of contexts.

This expressed reluctance to come to specific terms with general claims about the value of director diversity inspired our title phrase: dangerous categories.

This study defined endpoints in fairly specific terms with the purpose of categorization.

Therefore, we included domain-specific terms, with uninformative prior distributions, in the linear predictors for inframe and missense variants.

We computed IC values for the 211 GO terms using the human genome annotations, and obtained a list of 76 moderately-specific terms with IC in the range from 5 to 7.5.

The first lists ordinary words and specific terms associated with military aviation.

The second lists ordinary words and specific terms associated with military psychology.

Other items focused on concepts that did not have specific terms associated with them.