base termの例文

• The U . S . Tax Court divides the year into four season-based terms starting in January.
• FOOD FACTS _ Food-based terms have odd origins ( Bundy, N . Y . Times News Service)
• For instance, many times the time-based terms are placed first in the four-vectors, with the spatial terms following.
• The library provides API for programming M3-agents in high-level terms of ontology entities instead of low-level triplet-based terms.
• Prosciutto is made from either a pig's or a wild boar's hind leg or thigh, and the base term prosciutto specifically refers to this product.
• So the name basically refers to the scaly nature of the plant-and both " leprosa " and " leprosy " come from a common base term for scaliness.
• Iceland disease, Lake Tahoe mystery disease, Lyndonville, N . Y ., chronic mononucleosis and other geography-based terms derived from periodic epidemic outbreaks dating back to 1938.
• It absorbed some Italian or Italian-based terms, especially for administrative purposes ( for example, driving licence, General Practitioner, etc . ) and some types of food.
• Skew fields have an interesting semantic feature : a modifier ( here " skew " ) " widens " the scope of the base term ( here " field " ).
• This was most severely felt when the Gestapo found hidden printing equipment and materials, which were subsequently destroyed and the owners of the properties in which they were found sentenced to long and harsh work-based terms.
• It began with the observation that ever since Taylorism managers, researchers and consultants have seen organizations not only in machine-like terms, but in deficit-based terms as " problems to be solved " or fixed.
• The foregoing names can be perceived as having political overtones, meaning that the more neutral, geographically based term the southern Levant has become popular with archaeologists who wish to refer to this area without prejudice or political orientation.
• Other authors have been inspired by the Friedman unit to invent other Friedman-based terms : " Friedman's Choice [ . . . ] states that our real choices in Iraq are 10 months or 10 years.
• Specifically, MCI says, BellSouth developed inferior computer systems that competitors must use to process customer orders; refused to commit to performance standards; and wouldn't sell competitors pieces of BellSouth's network on non-discriminatory and cost-based terms.
• Therefore, the synthesis problem has been reformulated on the background of constructor-based term rewriting systems taking into account modern techniques of functional programming, as well as moderate use of search-based strategies and usage of background knowledge as well as automatic invention of subprograms.
• For the purposes of this story, " gospel " music is a broad-based term encompassing a wide range of musical styles from Southern Gospel to black gospel to praise and worship and pop, rock, R & AMP; B, hip-hop, swing, reggae and so forth.
• Street food parlance uses " half-fry " as a base term with " half fry bina palti " ( un-flipped ) meaning sunny side up and " half fry palti maarke " or " alti palti " ( flipped ) meaning over easy / medium / hard where the customer oversees the flip and says when.
• The idea is that one extends the sequence arbitrarily, using the recursion term " B " to determine the effect, until a sufficiently long node of the tree of sequences over "'V "'is reached; then the base term " L " determines the final value of " f ".
• In 2007, Gloria Steinem proposed the terms  prick flicks and  prick lit as a separate category of films and literature for men, much as films and literature for women are described as'chick flicks'and'chick lit Roger Ebert responded by criticizing all such gender based terms for either books or film as'sexist and ignorant .'
• Until recent years ( early 2000s ) when indie rock became the most common term in the US to describe modern pop and rock, the terms " indie rock " and " alternative rock " were often used interchangeably; whilst there are aspects which both genres have in common, indie rock was regarded as a British-based term, unlike the more American alternative rock.