Sentence examples for which terms of from inspiring English sources

The second step is to interpret the propositional formulas in the same manner in which terms of a first-order language are interpreted in a structure.

We seek to establish which terms of equation (4) dominate the observed variance in different parts of the embryo.

Importance of each term can be modulated by the decision-maker based on his/her consideration that which term is of importance for the FC.

Which, in terms of magnitude at least, is considerably smaller than a moon-shaped dragons' egg.

Most unexcused absences: Chrysler Group, which in terms of new products pretty much sat the year out.

The family is Chechen, which, in terms of possible motives and passions, can mean many different things (or nothing definitive).

It's a movie in which, in terms of plot, hardly anything happens, yet each scene is thick with tension.

Paro is not new – the robot has been around since 2004, which in terms of robotics makes it ancient history.

The judge imposed the stiffest sentence within the federal guidelines, which recommended terms of 78 to 97 months.

This was the early to mid-1980's, which, in terms of youth culture, was hardly a watershed period.

Once triggered, there is a two-year period in which the terms of the leaver's exit are negotiated.