Sentence examples for a period term from inspiring English sources

In 1826 Porter wrote a booklet titled "A Select Collection of Valuable and Curious Arts," in which he included a recipe for "exhilarating gas," a period term for nitrous oxide or laughing gas.

During the boom days of the post-Civil War era, Saratoga was packed with newly minted millionaires who had "made fortunes in petroleum oil and shoddy," Mr. Horne said, using a period term for cheap cloth.

Indeed, although New Jersey's labor figures recently brightened somewhat, about 260,100 workers in the state remain without jobs while unemployment hovers at 5.9percentt, in a period termed confusingly by economists as a "jobless recovery".

Gen. Hugh Mercer's Brigade, and in the early 1777 skirmishing in northern New Jersey, a period termed the Forage War.

The embryo continues to stay in the uterus for a few more months, a period termed as the fetal stage.

This is important, because there is increasing evidence for a period termed "preclinical disability" where individuals experience some physical function limitation, but are not disabled [ 20- 22, 64, 65].

In early subacute ischemic stroke, the EEG correlates well with CBF as the oxygen extraction fraction increases to preserve CMRO2, a period termed "misery perfusion" or stage 2 hemodynamic failure [ 14, 15].

EMBA students earn the credits required for graduation over a period five terms (six terms for the EMBA Saturday only format).

DNA replication is a key event in the cell cycle, occurring within a confined period termed S-phase.

Then, it waits for a time period termed chalone wait listening for the neighbor information.

Migration between two nesting seasons can last 2 or 3 years, a time period termed the remigration interval (RI).