Sentence examples for terms and figures from inspiring English sources
"The Faraway Tree" series, by Enid Blyton: You'll come to realize why Blyton is a controversial figure (for entirely understandable reasons, such as her use of racist terms and figures like the golliwog), but what strikes you at this first reading is the disparity between her tone of comfortable and sedate fabulism and the shocking alterity she depicts.
Following a $100 million fine for Merrill Lynch, national and state securities regulators announced settlement terms and figures for the year long investigation into Wall St. business practices.
There are lots of terms and figures and phrases that make absolutely no sense to anyone not already entangled in the universe of Space Marines, Eldar and Necrons.
The role of the editors was therefore to explore each pre-publication PDF, annotating terms and figures with definitions and interactive content and then validating them with a 'stamp of approval' (i.e. the BJ icon).
To extract meaningful data from the Deep Web, search engines have to analyze users' search terms and figure out how to broker those queries to particular databases.
Only chromosomes with a 10-repeat allele in the 3-untranslated region and a 3-repeat allele in intron 8 were associated with risk for ADHD (see Figure 2 for explanation of these terms and Figure 3 for illustration of the haplotype specific association).
The way to maximize long-term returns is to forget about performance in the short term and figure out how to beat your benchmark's performance, (see Portfolio Strategy).
More rigor in defining terms and labeling figures is also needed.
Patients were also each given a brochure with a take-home message, written in simple terms, and containing figures and schemes [see Additional file 1].
They set out to maximize their own short-term gain, and figured that the sport was so popular it wouldn't matter.
The Additional file 1 shows the derivation of the bias and variance terms, additional figures and the indexes of the molecules (solubility data set) which were used for variable preselection.
