Sentence examples for terms as either from inspiring English sources

Instead of categorizing people in absolute terms as either homosexual or heterosexual, Kinsey observed a spectrum of sexual activity, of which exclusive orientations of either type make up the extremes.

Each chapter of "Origins" looks in detail at the lifelong effects of the traits and risks and strengths and weaknesses that we have traditionally thought of in binary terms: as either things we were born with or things life did to us along the way.

Partnerships are often described in binary terms as either 'instrumental' or 'genuine', or as either 'strong' or 'weak' [ 31, 32].

One of the benefits of tree models is their ability to communicate such conditional information simply, whereas logistic regression models simply label variables, including complex interaction terms, as either significant or not without providing information as to the structure of key conditional relationships more useful in a diagnostic context.

When I ask Rwandans about Kagame, they often describe him in hyperbolic terms — as either a savior or the Antichrist.

He suggests that no one should be allowed more than three terms as either a deputy in parliament or a minister.

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The proposal would define a term as either one four-year sequence or two two-year sequences.

A Council official said the bill would define a term as either one four-year term, or two two-year terms.

Here, we have shown the difference of the effective changes (i.e., ΔV T and the stress glut) from the actual changes (i.e., ΔV C and the actual pressure change) as a consequence of reducing the two surface integral terms in the representation (6) to one term as either (8) or (25).

The two designs were the first application of the two basic transformer constructions in common use to this day, which can as a class all be termed as either core form or shell form (or alternatively, core type or shell type), as in a) or b), respectively (see images).