Sentence examples for First termed from inspiring English sources

The first, termed mean flow correction, applies for flows that are strongly convectively unstable at the forcing frequency.

But his claim to have found an entirely new type of disease-causing agent, which he first termed a prion in 1982, was treated as heretical by many of his peers and the media for years.

The Giants' Pro Bowl defensive end, Michael Strahan, left after the second play of yesterday's game with what the team at first termed a strained lower back and later called back spasms.

Schultz's Starbucks has always aspired to create what urban sociologist Ray Oldenburg first termed "third places": real-life sites that "host the regular, voluntary, informal and happily anticipated gatherings of individuals beyond the realms of home and work" — exactly, in other words, what the life of the suburb-housed, crime-fearing American commuter lost in the 1970s and 80s.

Evidence-based medicine, first termed as such by Sackett's Canadian colleague Gordon Guyatt in 1990, depends on a belief in the value of systematic reviews of literature and critical assessment of the worth of diagnostic tests and treatments, allied to a consideration of the trade-offs of risks, benefits and costs, and, above all, the patient's preferences.

Originally, a TI state (first termed as the quantum spin Hall phase) is prophesied in graphene based on the spin-orbit interaction and time-reversal symmetry [1].

The first was George W. Bush's first term.

First term of government.

At least for the first term.

Her first term saw few successes.

Ronald Reagan's first term in the White House.