Sentence examples for terms of open from inspiring English sources

Sarewitz doesn't speak in terms of open science.

On Tuesday, CART filed for Chapter 11 protection under terms of Open Wheel's buyout agreement.

"In terms of open sexuality, nobody in the world shows what is shown on Brazilian television.

By this measure, Britain is in third place and the US 10th in terms of open access provision.

As a chemist, I'm sad that chemistry is a long way behind bioscience in terms of open information.

This study analyses whether: (1) the buffer zones add significant value in terms of open space for recreational use.

They are perfectly entitled to do this, provided that they adhere to the terms of open-source licensing.

The DWDCs with and without the over-design are strictly compared in terms of open- and closed-loop controllability studies.

This chapter defines the basic terms of open-source software and discusses the rise of the open-source hardware revolution and how it impacts science.

"There was a time in the 70s, 80s and 90s when Suffolk was ahead of Nassau in terms of open-space and groundwater protection," he said "But Nassau in the last 10 years has caught up very quickly".

A heat transfer model was formulated to simulate the solar cavity-receiver system and experimentally validated in terms of open-circuit voltages measured as a function of the mean solar concentration ratio.