Sentence examples for terms terms that from inspiring English sources
That is why they are pressing him to spell out his negotiating terms, terms that can never satisfy at the same time both his own Eurosceptics and the rest of Europe with whom he must negotiate a deal.
What's essential to "right" and "wrong" is that they are normative terms, terms that are used to say how things ought to be, in contrast with how things actually are.
Equally enduring, however, are the efforts of women to transform their victimization into empowerment on their own terms, terms that have transformed in the last fifty years.
In the case of BioSim, as explained in Section 2, the functional similarity between two proteins increases if both are annotated with specific terms (terms that are annotated to few proteins) because the corresponding probabilities of the terms are low.
But his view of a society powered by the creative destruction of lust is essentially sociobiological: Berkeley sees the extraordinary complexity of society, and even the emergence of personality, in biological and evolutionary terms (terms that he doesn't name but, rather, symbolizes visually, as at the end of "The Gang's All Here").
The operational semantics manipulates memo terms, terms that memorize parts of their evaluation.
To refine analysis, informative biological process terms (term that is annotated to at least 30 proteins and has no child term having more than 30 annotated proteins) were extracted from the GO OBO file [ 20].
In testing it I'm finding it works well for very highly searched terms, but terms that are very rarely searched show no data at all.
Our auction is defined by very short-term contracts with terms that range from minutes to hours.
If, properly speaking, there are such things as referential terms — that is, terms that somehow 'hook on to' things in the world — then proper names are surely among those terms.
Since syncategorematic terms only affect terms that follow them, moving a term confused by a syncategorematic word before that word will negate the confusing effect of the word.
