Sentence examples for up to terms from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Bovis announced that it had declared Galt in default on the bank building contract, saying the outfit Bovis had selected had failed "to live up to terms of its contract with respect to site supervision, maintenance and project safety".

We discuss error propagation for general linear methods for ordinary differential equations up to terms of order p+2, where p is the order of the method.

First, we approximate the logistic function by a Taylor expansion about ν and apply it to the regression probabilities, Under the null, by design we have, This will be a good approximation under the alternative as well it can be shown that the MLE of ν satisfies this equation up to terms.

Voluntary agreement by the woman to be followed up to term.

In most cases, efficient compensation ensures normal foetal growth up to term.

Pregnancy was followed up to term to ensure participating women had normal term pregnancies and healthy babies.

In placentae, human NAT1 is found throughout pregnancy (Smelt et al., 1998; 2000; Upton et al., 2000) up to term (Derewlany et al., 1994a, b).

Mr Whittingdale said when UK internet users sign-up to terms and conditions online they need to better understand how their information might be used.

Under the law, board members are appointed to five-year terms and can serve up to two terms.

A second term of organic chemistry and laboratory and up to two terms of physics laboratories are allowed as electives.

Further, a refined multi-term harmonic balance method (MHBM) is proposed that includes up to 12 terms.