Sentence examples for we have terms from inspiring English sources

Now, we have terms like "yummy mummy" and "cougar".

"You have behaved badly," Mr. Ahmadinejad said, "but we have terms which will punish you and make you sit at the negotiating table like a polite child".

The standard HMM has emissions that only dependent on the current state (e.g., we have terms).

In the linear predictor, we have terms for Treatment and Region.

The difference between the pre-philosophical and the philosophical 'knowledge' of God is that the latter is one which is based on a "scientific demonstration" (Approches de Dieu, p. 19) — on empirical facts — and involving analogy, from which we have terms that can be properly predicated of the divine.

The Association of Chief Police Officers' (Acpo) lead on workforce development, chief constable Peter Fahy, said: "In a service where over 80% of budget is spent on people, it is more vital than ever that we have terms and conditions for all staff that both reward them for what they do and represent value for money.

This is what we have termed the "intelligence assumption train".

We have termed this the Tyr-down autoinhibitory mechanism.

We have termed this fraction the "thinness ratio".

We have termed this cell type latent-HSCs, which appear exclusive to the aged HSC compartment.

We have termed this rapid form of neuroplasticity Dynamic Network Connectivity (DNC).