Sentence examples for a term of that from inspiring English sources

In the days immediately following his death, Craik and Dick's published account stated that they felt his symptoms had been consistent with what they called "cynanche trachealis", a term of that period for describing severe inflammation of the structures of the upper airway.

If the spatial genes of an anatomical component are expressed in an image, the image is then tagged with a term of that anatomical component.

Jaeger-LeCoultre enjoys a reputation as a manufacture, a term of prestige that has long distinguished companies that make watches from those that assemble and market them.

At issue is "carried interest" — a term of art that refers to the profits that a private equity adviser makes from investing in companies.

Meanwhile, kitsch has also become a term of praise that enables some kinds of cultural products to be rebranded.

Charlie Kaufman has taken a term of grammar that had been suffering in desuetude and put it up in metaphoric lights.

But in California, "serious" is a term of art that can also include crimes like Norman Williams's nonconfrontational burglaries.

To his fans he was known as "kaka," a term of endearment that means "uncle," "brother," or "baby" in some parts of India.

On their arrival, they were often called "rocket scientists" by traditional traders, a term of derision that belittled their lack of down-in-the-trenches business know-how.

In the rarefied world of high-level executive compensation, "cause" is a term of art that long ago parted company with standard usage.

To his fans he was always known as "kaka," a term of endearment that means "uncle," "brother" or "baby" in some parts of India.