Sentence examples for terms carried from inspiring English sources

This tandem regression-outlier technique is, therefore, in mathematical terms, carried out so as to prioritize the context equations tagged with features of these outliers.

As pointed out by Sober (2008: 297), these particular terms carried "the double meaning that Darwin intended: vestigial traits are useless to the organism and they are vestiges of a bygone age.

Data from the annual repeated Swedish national public health survey "Health on equal terms" carried out from 2004 to 2013 was used for this study [ 34].

The great thing for politicians is that these terms carry with them almost no electoral risk.

Mathematics- Use graphs and data from a real-life fishing example to explain the terms "carrying capacity" and "minimum viable population".

The diagonal terms carries the same phase information.

However, these terms carry specific nuances of their own, and no single term adequately conveys the idea of artha.

The duplicated terms carry the same information as the auto-terms but shifted in time and lag domain; therefore, it can cause interference to the auto-terms [23].

This is because, in the proposed method, these terms carry the same information as the auto-terms but are shifted in both time and lag.

These terms carry through into the variance of the labour supply function (see the Appendix available online, or from the authors on request).

Even setting the scene in the broadest terms carries the risk of giving essential storyline elements away.