Sentence examples for terms of sentence from inspiring English sources

As C.J. Martin (1991) has shown, Boethius himself lacked the conceptual apparatus to think in terms of sentence logic.

In terms of sentence error rate (SER), Clean refers to the CT channel and noisy refers to the HF channel.

The first sample was well written in terms of sentence structure, spelling, grammar, and punctuation; however, the author did not fully answer the question.

Chart-parsing methods carry over to PCFGs essentially without change, still running within a cubic time bound in terms of sentence length.

The mean values of the students in the old age group are higher than the students in the young agegroup in terms of sentence, word, simple and compound sentence and textual features.

17 We pretested the survey using 16 local physicians, from the randomly selected 534 physicians, to determine if there were any shortcomings with the survey process in terms of mail delivery and management of the surveys as well as ensuring the questionnaire was accurate in terms of sentence structure and format of the input fields.

"Trans people tend to be treated unfairly in terms of arrests, in terms of prosecution, in terms of conviction, sentencing and their time in jails and prison.

"The mandatory and guidelines in terms of sentencing are so much higher," he said.

"For me, this isn't necessarily about guilt or innocence, but justice in terms of sentencing.

She added: "We are looking at what the right way forward is for Government in terms of sentencing".

"If a clear error of personnel or medical judgment occurred, the defense might be able to make some headway in terms of sentencing," said Eugene R. Fidell, president of the National Institute of Military Justice.