Sentence examples for terms which does from inspiring English sources

Sales were flat on a year ago in total terms, which does not adjust for the effect of new store openings.

Takings in April were flat on a year ago in total terms, which does not adjust for the effect of new store openings, as a drop in fashion sales offset a rare rise in food sales, the BRC said.

The model estimation scheme also provides interval estimates of the smooth terms which does not incur any additional simulations.

A crucial point is the construction of a suitable linearization of the nonlocal terms which does not result in fill-in of the system matrices.

But the person also emphasised that Google search results will still include the page, and that "wider terms" which don't use the name will still turn up the page.

He was a consummate entertainer, at his best in print, but no mean performer on screen, so long as it was on his own terms, which did not include his appearances on Have I Got News For You.

"If we got to the point of discussing the terms of a general settlement, and found we could obtain terms which did not postulate the destruction of our independence, we should be foolish if we did not accept them," Halifax said bluntly.

In 1951, clearly shadowed by mortality, Hemingway judged that certain parts of a long four-part novel on which he had been working for a number of years were sufficiently "finished" to be published after his death, and specified his terms, which did not include the intrusion of any editorial hand and specifically excluded the publication of the unfinished first section.

Proofs (justifications) are represented by proof terms which do not contain individual variables.

The description only contains equivalent fading parameters and power terms, which do not depend on each other.

It also meant that terms which did not fit into Aristotle's categorial framework needed a special account.