Sentence examples for the highest term from inspiring English sources

The author, needless to say, was happy to accept "creepy" as the highest term of critical approbation.

[Radium] is an element of atomic weight 226, the highest term in the alkaline earth series, calcium, strontium, barium.

Of course, one can ask further what man is, and so on until one reaches the highest term, which is substance.

Substituting (3.9) into equation (1.9), computing the indeterminant coefficients from the highest term in turn in z for P ( z ) by the hypothesis, we infer that P ( z ) is constant.

More importantly, Table 2 shows that the coefficient c in the highest term of the fitted curve gives a negative value for the Sq amplitude in all the geomagnetic stations shown in Figure 5.

In the example above, note that if you multiply 2 by the highest term of the divisor (x), you get the highest degree term of the dividend, which is now 2x + 2. Write the 2 on top of the division box by adding it to first factor, making it x + 2. Write the product of the factor and the divisor beneath the dividend, and subtract again, as shown.

B. H. Fairchild spoke of his poems in the highest terms and read them with great feeling.

I mean that he treated the novel in the highest terms, considered it a metaphysical vessel, a form for the examination of the self and its strivings.

A high court judge yesterday agreed costs should be awarded to the Bank of England against Deloitte, liquidators of Bank of Credit and Commerce International, on an indemnity basis - the highest terms a court can dictate, following Deloitte's withdrawal of its case against the Bank.

Among them, metabolic process (GO 0008152), cell (GO 0005623) and catalytic activity (GO 0003824) are with the highest terms in the classes of biological process, cellular components and molecular function, respectively.

The author has used the higher term specificity of doublets [bi-grams] to construct a simple and fast lexical parser.