Examples of 'time in terms' in a sentence
Meaning of "time in terms"
The phrase 'time in terms' is used to express the duration or measurement of time in a specific way or perspective. It is often used when comparing or discussing time intervals, scheduling, or planning
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Recognize that your time in terms of opportunities.
Time in terms of schedules is a lot more fluid here.
Analyze its running time in terms of d and n.
Too much time in terms of the time required to manage the department?
Bonaire was ahead of its time in terms of conservation.
We have a bit of time in terms of the concerns that have been expressed.
I was thinking about it at the time in terms of marketing.
Summer is a good time in terms of weather, but the number of visitors increases considerably.
We have been through a difficult time in terms of public perception.
Astronomers speak of time in terms of billions, trillions and aeons of years.
The past summer has been a pretty terrible time in terms of weather.
It 's an exciting time in terms of science, computation and statistics.
I am going through a good time in terms of work.
He made very good use of his time in terms of motivating the international community.
Manufacturers conventionally determine the cost of testing time in terms of silicon area.
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It was years ahead of its time in terms of technology and pushing power.
Beginning of spring in Serbia is quite unwelcoming time in terms of weather.
It can evolve over time in terms of scope, membership, level of action ;.
Countries have become less specialized over time in terms of their exports.
Cotton was ahead of his time in terms of physical preparation.
Pregnancy is an exciting time ; however it is also a challenging time in terms of health.
It was ahead of its time in terms of everything.
Our magazine will reframe the biggest problems of our time in terms of their solutions.
We literally ran out of time in terms of needing a quorum.
But it 's imbalanced in a useful way because you looked at time in terms of weeks.
This is a good time in terms of money.
Natasha and Bullwinkle each reckon the passage of time in terms of episodes.
Can we kind of turn back time in terms of the damage that 's been done?
Through mathematical exercises, teachers try to explain time in terms of fractions.
This will take some time in terms of deployment.
Today we are again discussing research, this time in terms of resources.
I say trick him the next time in terms of what time lunch is.
It 's built well and is ahead of its time in terms of size.
This leads to optimal use of time in terms of use of the loading bay.
As you can understand, 45 years is a hell of a long time in terms of technology . ".
Some of these posters recall this time in terms a little surprising in our day.
Women politicians have a hard time in terms of husbands.
This can save you a LOT of time in terms of chasing things up.
The century was the fastest at that time in terms of balls faced.
I have been through a turbulent time in terms of my moods and emotions.
Your site will not take enough time in terms of loading.
It 's harder for me to think of time in terms of individual days now.
The landslide activity has been estimated over time in terms of return frequencies.
Very easy at the same time in terms of its flow.
And all you do is write down the running time in terms of two pieces.
Are you scrutinizing your time in terms of its effects and returns?
Now I find myself asking a similar question, but this time in terms of political science.
We are running out of time in terms of years.
Five thousand years is absolutely not a long time in terms of the Universe . ”.
Nothing remarkable since last time in terms of distance or pace.
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