Sentence examples for term of its from inspiring English sources

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Two years ago it decided to shorten the term of its director general to four from six years, as well as set a limit of two consecutive terms.

The results of two alignment in Tables  5 and   6 show that UEDAMAlignKnownComplex outperforms all comparing methods in term of its F-measure, coverage rate and Avg_mixed value, which suggest it can yield high quality conserved protein complexes not only matching well with known protein complexes but also highly functional related to their counterparts.

The world is a "trace" (a Derridean term) of its maker.

The term of its chairman, James J. Hoecker, a Democrat, ends June 30.

Centra, for instance, began extending the term of its certificates of deposits to 16 months, from 12 months, last year.

It is inadequate in terms of its scope, it is inadequate in terms of its information technology, leadership, management systems and processes," he told MPs.

And if it is actual in terms of its essence, it is actual in terms of its existence.

In terms of its campaign it falls short of both of these ideals.

If something is in potency in terms of its essence, it is in potency in terms of its existence.

"In terms of its stoutness, it stands out," Decker said.