Sentence examples for terms a time from inspiring English sources

In one of the segments of his standard stump speech that draws some of his loudest applause and cheers, he rebuts the Republicans who have called Mr. Clinton's two terms a time of squandered opportunities.

Because of the strength of the non-linearities in the temporal problem, which includes elastic and inertial geometric stiffening as well as inertial softening terms, a time transformation method is employed to obtain an approximate solution to the frequency amplitude relation of arm free oscillation.

The proposed controller consists of three terms: a time-delay-estimation term that cancels nonlinearities of the UVMS dynamics, a Terminal Sliding Mode (TSM) term that provides a fast response and a PID term that reduces the tracking error.

Then there is the longer term, a time for blossoming and ripening, for new friends, new family, new love, new hope.

In his first term — a time of persistent high unemployment, weak job growth, stagnating wages and rising income inequality — Mr. Obama neglected a basic labor agenda.

Often called a decade of student unrest, the 60's would be better termed a time of ethical unrest, a time that I hope will soon come again to disrupt our present complacency.

That has made the district a tempting target for Republicans, as Representative John H. Adler, a Democrat, approaches the end of his first term, a time when House incumbents are most at risk of defeat.

He apologized over and over again for the long food lines and hyperinflation that plagued his term, a time when Peru was racked by two guerrilla insurgencies, and he pledged a more centrist direction in his second administration.

For each term, a time series of its yearly frequency variation is built.

An interfacial condition is proposed across the two scales, in terms of a time history treatment.

You can look at and compare several different terms at a time, if you want to.