Sentence examples for terms of event from inspiring English sources

The revelation in the story's final paragraph is simply tacked on by the narrator without any effort to justify it in terms of event or character.

In terms of event cinema overall, the big hitters remain theatrical performances such as the National Theatre's War Horse (£2.93m total) and Frankenstein (£2.44m).

Based on a simulated model of the far-field pressure field, the method is validated in terms of event detection and of performance for recovering the pressure spectrum.

In its final configuration, O 20k) applications will provide the needed capabilities in terms of event selection, data flow, local storage and data monitoring.

L. Paul (2004) offers a similar diagnosis of the second example, though her diagnosis proceeds in terms of event aspects, which she takes to be causation's primary relata.

CORA is evaluated in terms of event miss-ratios, total energy expenditure, average node battery consumption, and the storage/update overhead for the application of source coding.

Here, we report the procedure, the recording of electroencephalography (EEG) and its preprocessing in terms of event-related potentials (ERPs), the preprocessing of behavioral data, as well as the grand mean ERPs in figures.

In terms of events, his life was straightforward.

The event, which closed Sunday evening was, by no means, quiet in terms of events and exposure.

The interpretation of prophecy and the apocalyptic in terms of events of the interpreter's day, which has ancient precedent, is still avidly pursued.

"The first layer of journalism is just learning how to do it, to see life in terms of events," he added.