Sentence examples for adopted terms from inspiring English sources

The community has adopted terms to describe their unorthodox habits.

And the community has adopted terms to describe their unorthodox habits.

The adopted terms are suggested considering an evaluation to identify and map the whole context of Pentest.

In this study, we refer to this structure as the "Balanced Way System" (BWS) instead of the previous adopted terms of MDS or "pro-Steiner" structure in the past studies; we stated that the optimization of the total structure of the trail pattern is not the goal of any single pedestrian.

There have been efforts in many states that adopted term limits to repeal them.

After Colorado adopted term limits, the new Republicans introduced a bill imposing a cooling-off period on couples wanting a divorce, embarrassing Democrats who voted against it.

States that have adopted term limits have found that legislators often leave office just when they are figuring out their jobs.

When we adopted term LBW as a health outcome, we further restricted the analysis to mothers who delivered term births (born at 37 or more weeks of gestation).

On the one hand, the average method incorporates more information from term similarities, but on the other hand, it is more prone to including noisy information, if the adopted term similarity method is not accurate enough.

Adopting terms and concepts from the application domain, such languages are the ideal means of communication between users, system engineers and control computer specialists.

(California was one of the first states to adopt term limits in 1990).