Sentence examples for terms of region from inspiring English sources

WINE LIST Almost entirely Italian and nicely varied in terms of region and price, with about 20 wines by the quartino.

The Republicans of 1996, in terms of region and ethnicity, if not of ideology, resemble the Democrats of 1932--an 1932--an 1932--anerners allianceerners with descendants of largely Catholic European immigrantSouthernersrtheand.

In terms of region, revenue was up 10% in the Americas to $15.1 billion.

I described a method to evaluate the partial participation in terms of "region" and "sector".

In terms of region, Latin America experienced the strongest growth, surging 305percentt year-over-year to 15.4 million users in June.

Compared with six improved FCM algorithms and two state-of-the-art segmentation algorithms (spectral clustering and normalized cuts), the proposed algorithm obtains the best performance in terms of region uniformity and boundary localization.

In terms of regions, the densely populated Northeast and mid-Atlantic fared well, while more rural areas suffered.

In terms of regions the fastest, biggest growing markets for startups have been in Scandinavia, Israel, the Balkans countries, and broadly across Central and Eastern Europe (or "New Europe, as we prefer to call it).

This enables the codec to support some desynchronization between the encoder and the decoder, which is particularly helpful to adapt on the fly pre-encoded content to fluctuating network resources and/or user preferences in terms of regions of interest.

As with Europe, it's slightly misleading to think in terms of regions in the sense that we are talking about different language groups and different cultures of usage, but it still gives an idea of what the centers of gravity are in the tech world.

This, if anything, makes iZettle not just into more of a competitor, but a company that might actually make a good complement to a company like Square or another that is building up a strong base in mobile payments but has yet to cover some areas — be it in terms of regions or functionality.