Sentence examples for terms occurred from inspiring English sources

In the sample they looked at, tweets using explicitly anti-ISIS phrases appeared more than eight thousand times; pro-ISIS terms occurred fewer than four hundred times.

Rhode Island's maximum impact on the country, in both political and economic terms, occurred in the period from the 1890s to about 1912.

The regularity of the intervals between these summits is remarkable and will undoubtedly encourage believers in "long wave" theories (Wall Street's peaks, in real terms, occurred in 1928, 1968 and 1999).

As soon as positive and negative powers of the indeterminates or too many mixed terms occurred, however, he had to use tricks that were in conflict with the principles of the place-value notation.

In Brazil, the beginning of investigations on automatic extraction of (candidate) terms occurred at the end of the 1990s [3].

Firstly, through the representations, social information is categorized into structured and unstructured information, then a correlation graph for terms occurred in queries and social information is built to express rich semantic contexts for their relationships.

They will secure less airtime and have less impact if something more newsworthy in television terms occurs – eg (to be brutal) a North Sea blow out; an assassination attempt on the Pope, etc; some awful tragedy".

We note that in the GRMHD conservation law the connection coefficient terms (source) terms occur.

The most frequently occurring image related terms appeared less than 10% of the time, with most terms occurring only once.

This implies that the only terms occurring (non-vacuously) in \ k\) are individual constants already occurring (non-vacuously) in \ e\).

This left us with a vocabulary of 6.181 unique terms, occurring a total of 100.274 times in the 1.015 abstracts.