Sentence examples for terms introduced from inspiring English sources

The incoming President, who served two four-year terms, introduced a new openness in Iranian politics and culture, but in the arena of the economy his administration lacked a clear direction.

(In the terms introduced in Section 3.1, they display "inner objective material purposiveness").

w1 j (t) and k1 j are the HPA distortion terms introduced by the first RS.

No problem, we can just quantify over n-tuples, where n is the number of new terms introduced.

Thus, the received signal is also periodic except for the phase terms introduced by the CFOs and the starting indices.

The pace of change can also further obscure the clarity in understanding the existing terms introduced to teachers.

And, the presence of the high-order terms introduces both range migration and phase errors.

The explicit form of the relaxation terms introducing the tunneling time τ T for the lateral carrier transfer is given by (5).

(And motherhood: Sarah Palin notwithstanding, "soccer moms" — a term introduced to the political world in 1996, by a Republican consultant — are the proverbial key demographic).

A meme, a term introduced by Richard Dawkins, is any idea or practice — any thought, song, or ritual — that can replicate from one brain to another.

The adoption of the term, introduced only a decade ago, reflects growers' newfound ambitions of making dry wines that can rival the great chardonnay-based whites of Burgundy.