Sentence examples for terms per from inspiring English sources

In real terms, per capita incomes have grown to $1,260 in 2009, from $110 20 years earlier.

The resulting dramatic fall in investments has led to a substantial fall in economic growth from 6%-76%-7% per capita terms) per year to under 4%.

With less government money (in real terms) per student than in his day, universities have to pack them in and keep them in to balance the books.

For the next three years the NHS in England will receive around 4% more in real terms per year - taking UK NHS spend up to 8% of GDP if Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland follow suit.

Equation (9) was truncated after 64 terms per sum.

Only three to four terms per wavelength are required to obtain accurate results.

UCSC is on the quarter system and has three terms per academic year, not including summer.

Equation (9) was truncated after 32 (top) and 64 (bottom) terms per sum, respectively.

Equation (9) was truncated after 50 (top), 32 (middle) and 64 (bottom) terms per sum, respectively.

On average, there were 3.36 image queries per user containing an average of 3.74 terms per query.

We express the generalized claims given to the providers of real health care resources either in dollar terms per-capita or as a percentage of G.D.P.