Sentence examples for terms by two from inspiring English sources

It was energetically publicised (albeit in caustic terms) by two Salafist (hardline Islamist) television channels.Most outbursts of Muslim rage bring political dividends to someone.

If we normalise the payoffs for mutual cooperation R and mutual defection P to 1 and 0 respectively, social dilemmas can be described in game theoretic terms by two key parameters, the 'temptation' to cheat, T, and the 'sucker' reward for unilateral cooperation, S [10], [29] (Fig. 1a, methods).

Medical literature was examined to generate search terms by two clinicians blinded to each other's work, with a third clinical reviewer arbitrating disagreements.

The first copyright law was passed in 1790, and it has been frequently and confusingly amended over the years, most recently in the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998, which extended copyright terms by twenty years.

The result of the evaluation of O, S and D of the 20 risks identified during MPD process using fuzzy linguistic terms by five FMEA team members (TM) is shown in Table 10.

A thematic analysis of MeSH terms by three independent reviewers was used to describe the subject coverage of the missed records.

A control period will be undertaken first for two school terms, followed by two terms of the intervention period.

The control period will be undertaken first for two school terms, followed by two terms of the intervention period.

He failed to get the party to extend his presidential term by two years.

"By saying he'll run for re-election, Mugabe is admitting he failed to extend his term by two years.

For domestic audiences, among the biggest news was the proposed extension of the president's term by two years.