Sentence examples for terms making the from inspiring English sources

The two enthusiastic blokes on last year's X Factor, whose main selling points were "looking like they were pleased to be there" and chanting "azonto, azonto, azonto" over every single song they performed (in talent show terms: "making the song your own").

Lincoln had mastered the sound of the King James Bible so completely that he could recast abstract issues of constitutional law in Biblical terms, making the proposition that Texas and New Hampshire should be forever bound by a single post office sound like something right out of Genesis.

However, the architecture of these specimens is defined in a three-dimensional (3D) coordinate space, in volumetric terms, making the direct microscope output somehow "short" in terms of dimensionality.

We also anticipate that biologists will wish to annotate to highly specific terms, making the reasoning supported by logical EQ definitions essential for ontology maintenance.

GO enrichment analysis can result in numerous enriched GO terms with overlapping or redundant terms making the reduction and prioritization task difficult.

A higher score means higher similarity to the Gene Ontology concept and shorter distance between directionality, property and mutant terms making the overall assertion more likely to be correct.

Its military terms made the resumption of hostilities virtually impossible for Germany, thus precluding the usual option in armistices.

These harmonic terms make the solution rapidly converge.

Moreover, the nonlocality and nonlinearity of the high-order terms make the application of implicit methods difficult.

Employing a conservative central-difference approximation of the non-linear terms makes the scheme absolutely stable without using upwind differences.

In addition, time delays are mode-dependent sometimes, and usually the existence of nonlinear terms makes the real fault detection problem more complicated.