Sentence examples for again term from inspiring English sources

Then that part of acquisitive art which exchanges, and of exchange which either sells a man's own productions or retails those of others; as the case may be, and in either way sells the knowledge of virtue, you would again term Sophistry?

COUNCILMAN A. GIFFORD MILLER, a Democrat from Manhattan and an opponent of the term-limits repeal: Theoretically, we could have a situation in which successive referenda are put on a ballot imposing term limits, the Council then repeals them again, then somebody puts them on again, term limits occur again and then the Council repeals them again...

Exploiting the homomorphic property again, term C can be added and the smart meter gets the Euclidean distance by || mathbf{F} - mathbf{L} ||_{2} =Dleft(Eleft(sum_{i} mathbf{F}_{i}^{2} right)E(A+B right) (7).

It might even be a good idea if done properly, but, again, term limits would require a change of the Constitution's Article III.

"Fusion" and "complication" are again terms Wundt borrows from Herbart (cf. Boring, 1950: 258).

Again, terms weren't disclosed, though The Information has reported that the price was $600 million.

Similarly, a party might not benefit while also being harmed by the other, again termed amensalism (−, 0).

Then again, terms like "good" and "bad" don't ring true in Jackson's works.

Again, terms associated with cell differentiation, such as cell fate specification and cell fate commitment, were observed.

Again, terms and phrases selected for Phase 3 retrieved 15% or more of the records (n ≥13).

Same-again terms wouldn't succeed.