Sentence examples for term dropped from inspiring English sources

Rousey landed a shot to the liver of McMann, who in term dropped to the mat, holding her abdomen in pain.

Indeed, the popularity she has enjoyed in the polls during much of her term dropped in recent weeks, as Republicans in Washington have intensified an investigation into possible lapses at the State Department that may have left an American diplomatic station in Benghazi, Libya, vulnerable to a deadly attack last year.

At each step, a simplified model with one term dropped from the previous best model was compared to the previous best model using both Akaike's Information Criterion (AIC) and a likelihood ratio chi-squared test.

For one thing, the viscosity term drops out of it.

The Australian dollar shed 2.4% in trade-weighted terms, dropping close to its lowest against the greenback in 12 years.

Despite the government's promises to grant mental and physical health parity of esteem, last year Mind reported an 8% real terms drop in mental health services funding since 2010.

"Since 2003 the majority of the British public (95%) have seen a 12% real terms drop in their disposable income after housing costs, while the richest 5% of the population have seen their disposable income increase".

The ECF terms drop out, and one is left with eq 8.

It has also improved its ability to recognise difficult place names such as Tibooburra and Unanderra, and can now recognise the term "drop bear", an Australian slang term used to describe a fictional bear-like animal that drops from trees.

Eelectr,0 can also be obtained from L* if this normalized ρ0 is substituted in Equation 2 (the fourth term drops).

The term "drop-out" has very negative connotations and, I suppose, with good reason.