Sentence examples for term which can be from inspiring English sources

Heidegger's name for the human being is Dasein, a term which can be variously translated, but which is usually rendered as "being-there".

The commission appoints a chief for a five-year term, which can be renewed once.

(The chairman serves a two-year term, which can be renewed).

Banter is an overused term in football – a term which can be used to disguise the way things really are.

We propose to penalize the nonlinear collision term by a BGK-type relaxation term, which can be solved explicitly even if discretized implicitly in time.

"This term, which can be defined briefly as the set of English-speaking, Common Law nations, implies far more than merely the sum of all persons who employ English as a first or second language.

It will involve monopole, dipole and quadrupole terms which can be successively integrated.

The CRP method also provides a means of identifying the coefficients of any nonlinear terms which can be specified a priori in the candidate equations of motion.

Like the Creative Commons license, it requires that derivative works be distributed under the same terms – which can be burdensome even if one isn't doing a mash-up.

We would like to see employers give employment contracts that reflect the job itself – rather than where and what is done – and avoiding such terms which can be misleading such as 'part-time' and 'full-time'".

Second, in order to support potential sellers we propose the recommendation of relevant items and terms which can be used to describe an item to be sold in the marketplace.