Sentence examples for terms of containment from inspiring English sources

Other storage systems that we've tried are wholly failures in terms of containment.

Tim Lovett, director of public affairs at the BBKA, said the sighting was "not good news for honeybees", adding: "What happens next in terms of containment measures will be vital and we look to Defra to implement the contingency plans to deal with this invasion of a non-native species".

Spinoza once glosses conceptual relations in terms of containment in passing (C 245), but he fails to develop this idea further, and instead he usually relies on the more ambiguous description of conceptual "involvement".

As for association rules over itemsets, the support measure should be anti-monotonic, i.e., for patterns Q and (Q'), if (Q' sqsubseteq Q) (in terms of containment), then in any graph G, ({mathsf {supp}} (Q', G) ge {mathsf {supp}} (Q, G)).

So we will go to great lengths not to talk in terms of containment, even though we're engaged in containment, and even though the Chinese know full well that we're trying to contain them.

So we will go to great lengths not to talk in terms of containment even though we're engaged in containment and even though the Chinese know full well that we're trying to contain them.

Leibniz was inclined towards an answer in terms of asymmetrical containment: y conceptually depends on x in virtue of the containment of the concept of y in the concept of x.

This approach is shown to be a competitive basis for FB-based multicarrier and single-carrier waveform processing in terms of spectral containment and complexity.

For example, F(18 -SP 6 -OFDM is better than SP(6)-OFDM and F(18 -SP 6 -OFDMrms of spectral contaisment.

An extensive comparison between OFDM and FBMC is provided in [13] in terms of spectral containment, spectral efficiency and complexity.

Our research indicates that growth in the proportion of elderly claimants and associated levels of cardiovascular prescribing, particularly for statins, will present difficulties for Ireland in terms of cost containment.