Moreover, from the first decades of the church's existence, the celebration of the eucharistic meal was connected with the sacrifice of Jesus; it was a "memorial" (anamnēsis)—a term denoting some sort of identity between the thing so described and that to which it referred of that sacrifice.
But Martin Ivens, the acting editor of The Sunday Times, said it would not countenance insults to the memory of Holocaust victims or blood libel, a term denoting medieval superstitions falsely accusing Jews of using the blood of children in rituals.
However, a change of official policy in the 1960s led to the acceptance of "Muslim" as a term denoting a national identity: the phrase "Muslim in the ethnic sense" was used in the 1961 census, and in 1968 the Bosnian Central Committee decreed that "the Muslims are a distinct nation".
In Libya and other northeastern African countries, the Sanūsiyyah (Senussi) order of Sufis not only antagonized the Wahhābiyyah (a generic name for orthopraxy in Islam rather than a term denoting the specific group that emerged in what is now Saudi Arabia in the 18th century) but also achieved impressive stature during the early 20th century by opposing Italian colonial forces in Libya.
be the price of an asset at the instant t, and let εt be a term denoting a random shock.
(where 'F' is a term denoting a set, 'Y' is an open formula with free occurrences of 'x', '^x[Y]' is a lambda expression denoting the set of things that satisfy 'Y' when assigned to 'x', |F| is the cardinality of the set denoted by 'F' and |^x[Y]| is cardinality of the set denoted by '^x[Y]'—I suppress reference to models, etc).
It is unknown as to whether the term Thamizhar and its equivalents in Prakrit such as Damela, Dameda, Dhamila and Damila was a self designation or a term denoted by outsiders.
A term denoting RIL family was also forced into every model.
To facilitate comparison, we defined a term denoted the Cross Regulatory Term (CRT) for each of the different insulating mechanisms.
Heidegger embarked on a phenomenology of human being, or as he called it Dasein, a term denoting the essential nature of the human being, which includes the ability to enquire into the nature and possibilities of 'Being' [ 36 p.27].
