Sentence examples for term in two from inspiring English sources
Martha Stewart bounced back from her jail term in two minutes.
It had been widely suggested that the 60-year-old president wanted to change the constitution in order to run for a third term in two years' time, when her current mandate ends.
Making it all a bit more difficult will be the likelihood that Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, will finally retire at the end of his term in two years.
Effectively, we split the error term in two.
In particular, we apply the IIF/cIIF method to the stiff reaction and diffusion terms and the WENO method to the advection term in two different splitting sequences.
Motherwell are among other clubs to have already held games without a police presence, starting last season in matches regarded as lower risk and continuing this term in two out of five league matches.
As Rory Little of the University of California's Hastings College of Law wrote on Scotusblog, this could be "the biggest Eighth Amendment term in forty years".
He would allow casinos — in the short term — in three regions, including the Albany region, the south-central area bordering Pennsylvania, and the Catskills.
A dictionary explains the meaning of a term, in one sense of this phrase.
Similarly 'muscle development' was found to be an enriched GO BP term in five muscle tissues (Biceps femoris, Longissimus dorsi, Semimembranosus, Supraspinatus and Vastus intermedius).
(A) All 364 DE transcripts were assigned to at least one GO term in three categories.
