Sentence examples for term opening from inspiring English sources

will leave Congress after this term, opening up a Los Angeles-area House seat for 2016, the Los Angeles Times reports.

There has been significant speculation that Hatch may retire at the end of his term, opening the door to a possible run by former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

Both structures have in common that the 7TM bundle of opsin opens into the hydrophobic membrane layer through two holes which we term opening A (between TM1 and 7), and B (between TM5 and 6), respectively.

Kay Bailey Hutchison's decision not to seek another term opened a spot.

But since the court's session ends shortly, a decision is not likely before the new term opens in October.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 — One contentious topic missing from the Supreme Court's docket as the new term opened on Monday was religion.

Five years ago the term "Open Data" was unknown (I started a Wikipedia page [6] to collect instances of usage).

The additional term Open image in new window was introduced to promote speed, whenever other requirements are satisfied.

In 2002, UNESCO adopted the term "Open Educational Resources" (OER) to refer to the "open provision of educational resources enabled by ICT".

i.e. there is a multiplicative error term Open image in new window (as opposed to an additive error term in Eq. 4).

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has changed party rules to extend its term limit for party president to three-year consecutive terms, opening the possibility of his longer reign.