Under the agreement with Google, Yahoo will choose search terms for which Google will offer ads.
The spouse/partner courtesy ID card enables use of some campus services during terms for which the student is registered.
To more confidently assess the performance in predicting individual terms, we considered only terms for which at least 15 targets were annotated.
Engineering and computer science students are required to mix their studies with six work terms for which they are actively sought by employers, including many in Silicon Valley.
The multi-layered shallow water equations form a system of conservation laws with source terms for which the computation of the eigenvalues is not trivial.
The novelty is that we dealt with models with nonlocal dispersive terms, for which the spectra problem is out of reach by the Evans function technique.
The plaintiffs' underlying point seems to be that there is something special about extending a copyright beyond the combined initial and renewal terms for which it was initially slated.
It's one of those terms for which it's hard to find a single definition that reflects its wider purpose and the many forms it takes within the higher education sector.
More inventive clue writers quickly spotted that it's one of those terms for which a promising approach is via what these little pests actually do, rather than a straight biological definition.
The problems stemmed from a Countrywide policy that gave loan officers and brokers the discretion to alter the terms for which a particular applicant qualified without setting up any system to comply with fair-lending rules, the department said.
The resulting formulation, a nonlinear nonconvex programming problem, is firstly transformed into a nonlinear program with only logarithmic functions as nonlinear terms, for which a tight linear programming relaxation is derived by using an outer-approximation technique.
