Sentence examples for terms that provide from inspiring English sources

These equations call for source terms that provide production or consumption of heat and species by the reactions.

It contains musical terms that provide the foundation of music theory and explains them through text, music clips, images and historical background.

The University may grant an exclusive license to a commercial organization under terms that provide royalty or other financial rewards to the University.

Several terms that provide a framework for the description of compositional variability, such as transport invariance, fractionation potential and effective count length, are introduced, illustrated, and quantitatively defined.

It found that a district court entering such an order "should craft terms that provide the defendant fair notice of what conduct risks contempt and clearly inform the defendant of what he is ordered to do or not do".

However, the MPA report says a new contract with the Aircraft Carrier Alliance was announced by the defence secretary in November last year, when Philip Hammond said it was "on improved commercial terms that provide stronger incentives for the shipbuilding industry to construct the ships to the agreed budget".

Israel killed over 170 Gazans for the loss of six of its own people but then, under mediating pressure from the United States and Egypt, agreed to ceasefire terms that provided for all of Gaza's crossings into Egypt and Israel to be opened.

Our treatment of the first step uses a specialized second-order upwind method for differencing the nonlinear convection terms that provides a robust treatment of these terms suitable for inviscid and high Reynolds number flow.

Our treatment of the diffusion-convection step uses a specialized higher order Godunov method for differencing the nonlinear convective terms that provides a robust treatment of these terms at high Reynolds number.

We can no longer think simply 'mobile-first', but now in terms that provides integration for all digital channels, delivered to any digital device.

But it's Douglas's fierce, tragic performance as a modern lawman who still sees the world in black and white terms that provides the gut-twisting dramatic ironies.