Sentence examples for term of common from inspiring English sources

In connection the above problem we consider the term of common stability for systemsof functional equations.

Although "tree" is a term of common parlance, there is no universally recognised precise definition of what a tree is, either botanically or in common language.

What else have you noticed in terms of common innovation pitfalls?

Now we see that he is casually willing to break ranks in terms of common decency too.

The FleetBoston Financial Corporation has agreed to buy M. J. Meehan & Company in a deal that would create the largest specialist firm on the New York Stock Exchange in terms of common stock listings.

Moreover, the frequently noted resemblance between Hammurabi's laws and the Mosaic laws is now seen in terms of common heritage rather than as proof for direct dependency.

In court in mid-July, Khodorkovsky denied the accusations, saying, "These charges are just as absurd in terms of the law as they are in terms of common sense".

He saw these people, quite suddenly, for what they were, for people, for nothing but or other than people.... Their relations became dazzlingly clear... as though the terms of common humanity... had become facts before his eyes".

These divisions differ in both the number of languages and the degree of genetic relationship as measured in terms of common inherited vocabulary and shared grammatical features, issues considered at further length below (see also comparative linguistics; historical linguistics).

Both narcissistic and histrionic personality disorders are described largely in terms of common personality characteristics, albeit in exaggerated form; what makes each a disorder, however, is not the exaggerated characteristics alone but the distress and dysfunction they produce.

The question propounded here, insofar as it is addressed to the layman, must be answered in terms of common sense and in everyday language (if it can be answered at all).