Sentence examples for terms as stated from inspiring English sources

However, in practical terms, as stated in Tudor and Viens [13], it is usually only possible to observe this process in discrete-time samples (e.g., stock prices collected once a day).

The detailed safety outcomes, considering preferred terms as stated by investigators from this study, will be submitted for separate publication.

He served two terms as state attorney general, two as governor and one in the United States Senate.

Mr. Espada served three terms as state senator and then ran for City Council in a special election last year, leaving office when the term ended in December.

She is one of several candidates that is part of a political dynasty – her father Arch Moore served three terms as state governor and represented the state in Congress.

Robert Abrams, who served four terms as state attorney general as well as stints as a state Assembly member and Bronx borough president, has been named chairman of the company's new privacy advisory board.

After 16 years as a city councilman, he won four terms as mayor, from 1971 to 1987; two terms as governor, from 1987 to 1995; and two terms as state comptroller, from 1999 to 2007.

Mr. McCall, who has served two terms as state comptroller, has also received batches of donations from multiple partners at law firms that handle shareholder suits for the state pension funds.

Mr. Casey's challenge is to convince skeptics in Philadelphia that he has learned enough in two terms as state auditor to manage the state and, in particular, to look after Philadelphia's interests.

After serving as state auditor (1973 75), Ashcroft in 1976 was elected to the first of two terms as state attorney general, a post in which he earned much attention for his enforcement of a state law that restricted abortions.

In a public career that began with a failed Republican primary campaign for Congress from his home state of Missouri in 1972 and eventually led to two terms as state attorney general and two terms as governor before his election to the Senate in 1994, Mr. Ashcroft has often felt underestimated, friends say.