Sentence examples similar to terms mark from inspiring English sources

In August the ABS revealed that, in the past year, wages in the private sector grew by just 1.9% in trend terms – marking four years of falling wages growth.

Ahmadinejad, who served for two tempestuous terms marked recently by deteriorating relations with the supreme leader, voted in late afternoon – breaking with the convention that senior officials vote early as a sign of loyalty to Khamenei.

Considering the three terms marked separately, we show that this right-hand side equals (4.19).

Namely, as illustrated in Figure 7(b), the cross-terms appear if the window includes the summation terms marked by red color.

Using the triangle inequality once again for each of the two differences grouping the terms marked (i)–(iv) we obtain four terms, which we subsequently estimate separately.

For the concatenation operations of L, one replaces the proposition letters (atomic formulas) by two-place terms, marking beginning and end of a continuous string.

Putin won election to the presidency in 2000, serving two terms marked by dramatic economic advances in Russia.

Terms marked as "All Fields" denote that they are neither Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) terms nor MeSH Subheadings.

The GO terms marked with * only passed the statistical test at the 5% level.

The terms marked as obsolete in the PSI-MI OBO file are exchanged for their recommended replacements (Supplementary Table 2).

From our MEDLINE records, only terms marked as major (with a star) are considered in our experiments.