Sentence examples for terms of the reference from inspiring English sources

On the terms of the reference of the inquiry, which the Sikh Federation said were too narrow (see 12.27pm), Hague says Sir Jeremy Heywood was just asked to look into this matter.

The third statement of Theorem 1 characterises both the worst-off and the best-off individuals in terms of the reference comparable measure.

In the presence of propagation delays, the stable state condition (6) in terms of the reference instants of and translates to (16).

Using the Weingarten Gauss relationship, quantities of interest at a parallel surface are then derived in terms of the reference (generating) surface geometry and the thickness coordinate.

As we have just seen, this class is defined in terms of the reference model \(\mathfrak{T}\) in virtue of the assumption that it is a 'reasonable' model of computation.

First the flow through a tapered channel of a T-shape cross section is decomposed in four simple two-dimensional flows and a database for the dimensionless flow rate in terms of the reference gas rarefaction and the channel geometrical data is built based on linear kinetic theory.

When the TM-score of two proteins under consideration falls into [0.65, 0.80], our method outperforms HHalign by ∼3.3% in terms of the reference-dependent accuracy and by ∼7.6% in terms of the reference-independent accuracy.

However, in terms of the reference-independent alignment accuracy, the advantage of our method is not as big, although it is still substantial.

To find more about the work of the committee, please see the Terms of Reference of the Evaluation Committee.

The terms of reference of the Leveson inquiry set out the widest review of the media since the Annan Report in the 1970s.

One of the terms of reference requires the committee to consider how to improve the link between the the DHS and the family court.