Sentence examples for the underlying terms from inspiring English sources

It hurts to know how powerful and how close to the surface such feelings are, and it is crucial that we contest the underlying terms of a political debate in which racism is acceptable expression of powerlessness.

"As a result of extensive negotiations, we now have an agreement on the underlying terms for a meaningful renewal of a strengthened" benefits program, the White House spokesman, Jay Carney, said in a statement.

Anyone who has gone off to Europe with a partner to try to perk up a flagging romance, or dreamed of a happy future with an Italian met on vacation, has had a chance to learn that a change of scenery, or even of language, does not necessarily alter the underlying terms of a relationship.

The Event table also contains an index column, the type of event (e.g., Up-regulation, Binding), an auto-generated value column constructed from the underlying terms, and a dynamic number of associated entities, which may be terms or other events.

This glossary is intended to assist in the understanding of the underlying terms which are central to the alternative investment fund managers (AIFM) directive.

The aim of this study was to use gene expression microarrays to examine the temporal and spatial changes in myometrial gene expression during normally-progressing and dystocic labors to improve our understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying term dystocic labor.

The underlying flux terms are thereby identified as stress tensors of Piola and Cauchy type and are assumed to derive from a free energy density function, thus taking hyperelastic formats.

Once a year, the government releases the underlying policy terms and conditions and the level of government protection for the year for all provinces where agricultural insurance is implemented.

"All of the warmest years have been since 1998 and this year once again continues the underlying, long-term trend.

The underlying correction term depends on the output observation error and is updated in a mixed continuous-discrete fashion.

This frustration is often vented at nameless Wall Street analysts who allegedly cannot see past quarterly blips in financial performance to the underlying long-term values these executives sincerely believe they are creating in their organizations.