Sentence examples for term lie in from inspiring English sources

Paced by his willingness to actually use the term "lie" in a campaign ad, and Rick Davis' flat-out goofy call for the media to demonstrate "deference" to their heretofore unknown vice-presidential candidate, the political press seems to be reaching a point where they've decided that there is some dirt they're just not going to eat.

The key to understanding the term lies in the fragility of the court's center.

Here's Crashaw again: Since all colours you discern, No one colour may you learn That's precisely the effect of Carter's use of the total chromatic (total "coloured" – the root of the musical term lies in the visual world).

This GO term lies in the eighth hierarchy of the GO hierarchical structure and its description is mitochondrion.

However, in view of (C2), an infinite number of terms of the sequence { T n ( x ) } lie in A and an infinite number of terms lie in B. Then by Lemma 8, we conclude that z ∈ A ∩ B, so A ∩ B ≠ ∅.

Most terms lie in the upper half of the graph, which suggests that most computational predictions are correct.

A rooster that clearly doesn't understand the term lie-in starts us on our way early next morning.

The heart of the book, in novelistic terms, lies in Unsworth's account of Sisipyla, Iphigenia's slave.

However, in view of (1), (T^{n}x) has infinite terms lying in each (A_{i}), (iin { 1,2,ldots,p }).

Another promising area of development that will enable ECO to include complex terms lies in recent collaborative work undertaken with developers of the OBI (12).

So ultimately, it is possible that the huge value of the work that the NLM curators do in creating and using MeSH terms lies in enabling computational mining methods such as the ones highlighted here.