Sentence examples for a technical term for from inspiring English sources

There is a technical term for this.

The paralytic syndrome that results is called "learned helplessness," a technical term for dread.

We have a technical term for them in our lab," says Zak. "We call them 'bastards'".

Psychologists have a technical term for this reaction: they call it "disadvantageous-inequity aversion".

The Bagger thinks there is a technical term for "drooling antics".

Nominal G.D.P. is just a technical term for the dollar value of everything we produce.

Fougasse is an old technical term for a rough & ready land mine used by sappers that may go off or not.

"Loser" is actually a technical term these firefighters use for homes that look highly vulnerable, as many did on Thursday in Fawnskin.

Each of these translations captures at least part of what Aristotle intends with this word, but it is important to appreciate that it is a fairly technical term for him.

Generally, people think he's famous as shit because of a novella (technical term for "short book") called The Great Gatsby.

11. "Intuition" (hads) is a technical term in Avicenna's philosophy; for an extended treatment, see Gutas 1988 especially 197 198.