Sentence examples for By this term from inspiring English sources
By this term we mean asynchronous feedback in ad-hoc online groups.
By this term he refers to the entire system of laws whose source is in the revelation of God to humanity.
By this term, we refer to the natural process of memory decline that does not involve neurodegenerative processes such as those observed in Alzheimer's disease.
"We've been almost anesthetized by this term," he lamented.
No one actually bothered to ask the public, or even reflect on what we might mean by this term.
"Daesh hates being referred to by this term, and what they don't like has an instinctive appeal to me," Abbott told the Herald Sun on Monday.
Clarke was given only four months at the start of last season and, with identical results to those achieved by Irvine this term, was jettisoned at this stage.
By inspection, this term is equal to the 1-D bound J1,d(1) except for the scale factor 2L-1.
Mata was Chelsea's player of the season last year, scoring 20 goals in 64 appearances, but has rarely been selected by Mourinho this term.
Sturridge scored 24 goals from 33 appearances last season but has been blighted by injuries this term, appearing in only 18 matches.
Twenty-four reviews (56%) highlighted when the result was an indirect comparison by stating this term with the result.
