Sentence examples for A few terms from inspiring English sources

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A few terms are neologisms derived from other English words (e.g. organismally).

A few terms (e.g. nucleocytoplasmic shuttling complex) match to two different compartments and were collapsed into both high-level locations (for this example: nucleus, and cytoplasm).

So let's take a closer look at a few terms and exactly what they mean.

The teacher may also decide to introduce only a few terms at a time.

Hennig defined a few terms to describe the distinction between his approach and others.

He spent a few terms at colleges in Michigan, dropped out, and moved back home.

Could Democrats re-corrupt the process given a few terms in power?

If you, too, have this problem, there are a few terms to describe it.

Only a few terms of ordinary languages seem to determine completely natural classes.

Usually only a few terms are really relevant in such a representation.