Sentence examples for added a new term from inspiring English sources

When she started speaking nonsense in a strange babble, doctors added a new term: psychosis.

The two men have been portrayed by prosecutors as the masterminds behind the covert operations during the 1990s wars in Bosnia and Croatia that added a new term to the lexicon of warmongering: "ethnic cleansing".

We added a new term representing variations of solar wind density which is correlated with plasma sheet density.

The song even added a new term to the American lexicon: "Whistling 'Dixie'" is a slang expression meaning "[engaging] in unrealistically rosy fantasizing".

A better prediction for the kinematic hardening behavior can be expected by adding a new term originally proposed by Frederick and Armstrong in 1996.

This time, we present a way of further increasing the relevance of less-smooth substencils by adding a new term to the WENO-Z weights that uses information which is already available in its formula.

Thus, in order to describe the flow-out effect, we need to add a new term that changes as a function of plasma sheet density variations and the global convection electric field.

In order to examine the flow-out effects on the storm rapid recovery, we extend Burton's empirical model by adding a new term that represents a change in the solar wind density.

This is accomplished by adding a new term to the objective function in Eqn. (1) that penalizes the large weight values using Eqn. (4).

Does the confusion caused by 'amplifying' outweigh the confusion caused by adding a new term to the literature?

In a recent position statement, an expert group aimed to improve terminology for groin injuries in the inguinal region by adding a new term, 'inguinal disruption'.