Sentence examples for term with different from inspiring English sources

"Spying" can be a loaded term with different meanings in political and legal circles.

A student would generally participate in two such presentations during the term, with different partners.

This leads to confusion, and consequently, people from various research communities use the term with different – sometimes incompatible – meanings.

Additionally, we observe that the penalty term with different weights (1−λ) hardly affects the utility traces except for the fourth segment that contains the sudden rate increase.

The error in DOA estimation was modeled as a Gaussian additive error term with different mean values (μ e =10°, μ e =15°, and μ e =20°) in both azimuth and elevation angles, and σ e 2 = 5 ° of variance in all the cases.

However, burnout is a psychological term with different definitions depending on the instrument used and with no clearly defined diagnostic criteria.

Since the PAR model described in Section "Predicting the number of arrivals" can be generalized to account for K-many seasonality effects using the sum of both cosine and sine terms with different frequencies, differing arrivals patterns across different study populations can be easily accommodated under this general framework.

Various scenarios are analysed including the case of multiple interfering terms with different modulation formats, namely the on-off keying (OOK).

A parametric model consisting of constant, linear, quasi-biennial oscillation (QBO) and several sine and cosine terms with different periods has been fitted to the temporal variation of stratospheric HCFC-22 for all 10° latotude/1 to 2 km altitude bins.

The resolution function has two main terms with different dependences on energy: the image blur from the mirror described above and that caused by grating period variations which come in through the dispersion relation and are described here.

We present several formulations of this problem in graph-theoretic terms, with different amounts of flexibility, generality and complexity, which can be solved by known graph-theoretic algorithms.