Sentence examples for term each of from inspiring English sources

"In the third term, each of our students will make a one-minute production, which will be their showreel".

Ideally, each student's preparation should include at least one term each of mathematical probability and mathematical statistics.

The CTEA is but the latest in a series of congressional extensions of the copyright term, each of which has been made applicable both prospectively and retrospectively.

"The five different jobs of my co-op term, each of them convinced me that I didn't want to do them as a career," said Eric Migicovsky.

We asked the respondents how much they thought home prices would rise both in the next year and in the longer term — each of the next 10 years.

When you type in a search term, each of those columns gets filled in with associated keywords, allowing you to drill down to exactly what you want even if you are not sure at the outset what you are looking for.

In travel terms, each of them can expect an increased profile as a possible holiday destination.

What we have is a Fourier transform which is a product of two terms, each of which we can recognize.

The expansion coefficients are given as a sum of three terms; each of the terms obeys a simple three-term recurrence relation.

It asked "that the commonwealth, in consultation with industry stakeholders and consumers, review the accreditation standards to define in more precise terms each of the expected outcomes".

Two terms each of college-level mathematics, science, and social science courses are recommended, although some of these courses can be completed after applying to the program.