Sentence examples for terms in general from inspiring English sources

"Not only was I inexperienced at first-team level but also in goalkeeping terms in general.

This is of particular importance for the simulation of gravitational waves, which have dominant quadrupolar terms, in General Relativity.

Given what happens with context-sensitive terms in general, we should expect the epistemic standards to be set by the context at the time of utterance.

(Other terms in general use include premenopause, which also refers to the time before menopause, and premature menopause, a relatively rare condition in which ovulation and menstruation cease abnormally early, as in the 20's or early 30's).

where t is a placeholder for singular terms in general (including parameters), and not just for @-terms.

Why not then test E2, E3, E4 or E n (i.e. sums of exponential terms) in general?

Under the new constitution, Zhelev was elected president for a five-year term in general elections held in January 1992.

The government of Mr. Schröder, who is seeking a new term in general elections next month, has offered the region hundreds of millions of dollars in aid and has promised to invest heavily in reconstruction.

In my first training term in general practice, I frequently called my supervisor for advice, because I just couldn't diagnose the patient based on the available information.

We reported intervention effects within all subgroups regardless of the statistical significance of the interaction term in general linear models.

To determine statistically overrepresented GO terms for DPGs, we counted the number of appearances of each GO term in general annotations for DPGs and all other genes.