Sentence examples for terms with only from inspiring English sources

Star structures are created around the term "Creativity in Chemistry Classes" including two less connected terms with only one ingoing link.

After years of total obliviousness, a cartoon character comes to terms with only having nine toes.

None of this seems to concern Kasich much, as he continues to campaign on a shoestring budget and his own terms, with only a small pack of embedded national network reporters documenting his moves and local news coverage often just as lacking.

To exhaustively find all GO+ terms with only a small proportion of all GO terms curated is unrealistic.

This is extremely useful in real-life scenarios when estimates are needed over the ensemble of annotation terms, with only partial data being collected.

Another interesting finding is that the difference in health benefits across the control scenarios is small in relative terms, with only a 22% difference between the minimum and maximum benefits.

He said that the department wanted to admit 12,000 refugees this fiscal year, but acknowledged that it was already four months into that term with only 1,400 refugees approved.

For the second year in a row, the Reds finished bottom of the table this term with only five points from their 14 games.

Davies, 26, has kept 16 clean sheets in 42 league appearances this term, with only Stuart Nelson of leaders Gillingham keeping more [18] in League Two.

Hollingworth won his first term with only 54percentt of the vote even as Trump cruised here.

A total of 28 pregnancies were carried to term, with only one reported fetal abnormality (an atrial septal defect).