Sentence examples for terms for these from inspiring English sources

Terms for these are expected to be part of the VMTV sale deal.

Significant interactions were observed between the HP and FT terms for these prediction models.

(Previous terms for these retronyms are: a. acoustic guitar; b. e-mail; c. black and white television; d. digital watch; e. book in paper form).

These inmates, their families and communities suffer when the state chooses long prison terms for these offenders rather than drug treatment.

The terms for these transactions may be different from what borrowers would find through conventional lenders, but real estate experts say they are otherwise straightforward.

Yes, regime shifts, death and extinctions are part of the natural cycles, but when these events come unnaturally we apply different terms for these events, e.g. murder, genocide.

"The broadcasters have decided that they want to set the terms for these debates and that is obviously their right to try and do that.

"Driven Out" cites records of more than 100 roundups, pogroms, expulsions and ethnic cleansings (to use Pfaelzer's various terms for these actions) in which white Westerners united to drive the Chinese out of their communities from 1850 to 1906.

By incorporating terms for these reactions the model is able to simulate sulphate reduction using a wide range of carbon sources.

"Moscow Strikes Back," now at the Globe, is not a film to be described in ordinary reviewer's terms, for these events were not staged before a camera and artistically arranged; they were recorded amidst a struggle that knew no quarter.

It is shown that the slope ratios closely match with the diode equation of the form which has the ideality factor in both the product and exponential terms for these SDDs.