Sentence examples for terms of cut from inspiring English sources

She does not talk about design in terms of cut or craft, either, but of Twitter and Facebook, of blogs and text messages.

Both know how to wobble the ball but the plan needs to extend to how best to set fields when they are bowling, the standards to which they should aspire and the sort of versatility in terms of cut that allowed Collingwood to compete on different surfaces.

In terms of cut, Josh's go-to is a long bob that grazes the collarbone.

In the BS EN 388 test method the cut resistance is demonstrated in terms of cut index value.

The mechanisms of injury in terms of cut and bites were not described in the study conducted by the 2009 NHRC.

Although I like to think I'm now up to speed with my peers in terms of cut lines and casual sex, I don't think I'll ever match the purported pill use of some of them.

Results from MATLAB computer simulations show that both methods give filters that meet the design specifications in terms of cut-off frequency and linear phase response.

The SFP structure with deep doped drift (DDD) diffusion provides the best performances in terms of cut-off frequency and self-heating degradation.

People who think of online shopping in terms of cut-price mass marketing are missing the point, says Mark Dunhill, chief executive officer of Fabergé, which is the possibility of spending freely without being seen.

I'm worried about the recession, and what that means in terms of cuts.

In laboratory medicine, there will likely be a negative effect in terms of cuts in funding for programs like Medicaid and Medicare.