Sentence examples for adopt the terms from inspiring English sources

Everyone is happy to trade cliches about northerners and southerners – "southern fairies" v "northern monkeys", to adopt the terms of Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels – but very few would find much to say about the Midlands' "identity".

Throughout this text, we adopt the terms and notions of [12] to our needs.

Therefore, we adopt the terms hOc3d and hOc4d for the two areas of the dorsal visual cortex throughout the study.

For the convenience of further literature review, we adopt the terms cystadenoma/cystadenocarcinoma in the current study.

Thus, we had to adopt the terms of 'day-care, preschool or school' to 'crèches, nursery school or pre-school classes'.

The existing gene functional similarity methods only adopt the terms from a single ontology; as a result, many gene products are annotated with the same GO terms in a single ontology.

And there are many who do wholeheartedly adopt the term but don't feel like expressing as much on social media.

Chishti told the Times that Hall's decision not to adopt the term Daesh was very surprising and rather unacceptable, as it has been adopted across the Middle East and by the French and Turkish governments.

So, we will adopt the term EEG to refer to scalp EEG throughout the paper.

We adopt the term god class to refer to this general idea, indistinctly.

In this paper, we adopt the term code smell, or simply smell, to refer to such design problems.