Sentence examples for term to the from inspiring English sources

"This was already a familiar term to the public".

The Oxford English Dictionary dates the term to the 1830s.

The former prime minister Tony Abbott extended Chubb's term to the end of 2015.

Michaelangelo ascribed the coinage of gospel as a genre term to the Rev Thomas A Dorsey.

Grants are distributed by crediting 50% each term to the student's term bill account.

What will happen in the short term to the quantity of grapes demanded?

The selection criterion is based on the variance contribution of each term to the model output.

JSDA introduces the jointly sparse regular term (i.e. L2,1-norms term) to the criterion.

The second is to add the backward reaction term to the power law models.

The contract calls for the delivery of 375,000 tons over a 10‐week term to the Allen.

He used to sign memos "O.K.," for "off to Kinderhook," possibly adding the term to the language.