Sentence examples for I've termed from inspiring English sources

I'm passionate about Indigenous research, and am developing a method with my participants which I've termed "photoyarn".

"I think I still look the same," he joked, adding: "I've termed our conference a conference of opportunity.

This isn't to say that what I've termed the "donorist" perspective on the Republican Party's situation is actually purely cynical, or deserves to be covered that way.

In the past week, two salient examples of this practice (which I've termed "victimism") come to mind: one prior and one after mass protests erupted over shootings of black men by police officers in Louisiana, Minnesota, and Washington, D.C.

Overall, in 2004 donations of $200 or less (what I've termed "micro-donors") made up 28% of the total of donations raised by all candidates in the primary system.

I have termed this process of (mal)adaptation "re-entry syndrome".

The following Monday, I was anxious to share what I had termed my quarter-life crisis.

Even more spectacular are species I have termed "nomadic vines," which wander a distance far in excess of their relatively unchanging length.

I have named it the Reverse Acknowledgement Closely related to the Reverse Acknowledgement is what I have termed the Idiot Please, or Petition after Statement of Fact.

This next evolutionary phase is what I have termed "tokenizing the user experience".

For them, "both-sided probability" (as I have termed it) resulted naturally from the endoxic concept of probability.