Sentence examples for a term exists from inspiring English sources

Ask him for a Russian translation of "interior designer," and he will pause to consider whether such a term exists.

Well, the phrase the AP advocates "those who reject mainstream climate science" is cumbersome, but realistic and I suppose it could be shortened to "rejecters," if such a term exists in the English language?

Works such as Tape Bow Violin and the mammoth United States of America were defiantly "multimedia", years before most people knew such a term existed.

When a memory term exists ( g ≠ 0 ), Olmstead et al.[12] considered the non-Newtonian fluid equation u t − ∫ − ∞ t g ( t, s ) u x x ( x, s ) d s = a u − u 3, ( x, t ) ∈ ( 0, π ) × ( 0, ∞ ), subject to homogeneous Dirichlet boundary condition, and discussed that the bifurcation behavior.

For dyspareunia, a MeSH term exists, but only five papers refer to this term.

Their approach assigned novel GO terms to orthologous genes based on majority voting, i.e. if a certain GO term exists in 50% or more of the genes in a clique, then it is assigned to the remaining genes in the same clique.

The plus-size woman — to use the marketing-sanctioned term — exists in an increasingly populous and contested ghetto.

Knowing that this term exists, and that it is a well-studied topic, should relieve some fear for you.

Further data fitting in a series over widened temperature regions found that this linear term exists only below 15 K and disappears gradually from (15 to 17) K.

If the generated term exists already in other OBO ontologies then a corresponding reference is provided.

If no GO term exists to describe the function, creation of an appropriate term is requested from the GO consortium.