Sentence examples for term grow from inspiring English sources

Light helps the body maintain its circadian rhythm, and babies who are full term grow in an environment influenced by that natural clock.

"One woman thought the term grew out of the 'York minute,' a term her father had used, before he died in the 1930's.

The Demons' dominance was built in the second term, growing a buffer in the second quarter with four unanswered goals in seven minutes.

The multiple-scattering term grows soon after the P-wave onset.

On the other hand, the multiple-scattering term grows soon after the P-wave onset.

Note that when the parameter in the barrier term grows, the barrier function grows faster when t approaches zero.

After a sufficient number of time steps, however, the nonlinear term grows rapidly and dominates the evolution equation.

Burundi has been hit by a new wave of protests as opposition to President Pierre Nkurunziza's bid for a third term grows.

Obviously that the second term grows as the parameters becomes complex, while the first term has the opposite variation, so the minimization of IC realizes a compromise between the data fitting and the complexity of the chosen parameter.

Not only does taking a loan from a solo 401(k) allow you to avoid paying an early-withdrawal penalty, it also lets you keep a larger amount, long term, growing in tax-favored retirement accounts.

But as computing (what a term!) grows out of this phase, in which its concepts are most effectively presented by flat, bit-mapped graphics and text, new ideas may become necessary.