Sentence examples for terms so the from inspiring English sources

The company expects to find much of its future revenue growth in such terms, so the product matters as bellwether.

As proteins are annotated with multiple GO terms, so, the similarities are calculated by averaging the similarities of the GO term cross pairs which are associated with them [ 25].

(The Defense Department also hires many contractors, but for shorter terms, so the risk is less).

(Terms in the sequence are the sum of the two preceding terms, so the next term here is 13).

They didn't agree personal terms so the move has fallen through and he is back with us now.

Now, the region of convergence of this is the sum of two terms, so the time function is the sum of two time functions.

There are too many topics within green building to cover in one term, so the course is broken down into two sections.

The Supreme Court is in the last two weeks of its 1999-2000 term, so the justices, if they accept the case, may not rule for some time.

She has to pay $250 a term, so the occasional $100 from her father, along with a part-time job, helps pay the bills.

"This is his last term, so the governor thinks, what the hell," said Cyril Morgan, 52, a nurse's aide from Manhattan.

State law defines the term, so the exact meaning varies.