Both parents were intellectuals, intense and driven and opinionated — terms that could also be applied to their only child, whom I've known for 17 years.
The OS itself is described as "solid and fast," terms that could be applied to both Windows and my latest bowel movements – no interesting news there.
It includes vague and confidential terms that could cause problems.
The purpose of this strategy was to identify and eliminate terms that could not retrieve anything in addition to a preceding term once combined with it using 'OR'OR
We are also reviewing terms and conditions to adopt best practices from the private and public sectors, creating an employment package that a good, modern employer would offer and tackling those terms that could leave the civil service open to criticism.
Three of the counts carry a life sentence, and the others carry terms that could add up to 90 years in prison.
Marc Grossman, the under secretary of state for policy, recently flew to Ankara to discuss a package of grants and loans on favorable terms that could help offset the effects of a war.
Ivan hires Richie as a consultant, bag man, extra brain and party accessory, on terms that could be called Faustian, if there were any evidence that Richie had a soul.
The poet Melvin B. Tolson, who wrote about movies for the African-American newspaper The Washington Tribune, saw "Gone With the Wind" when it came out and reviewed it in terms that could have been expanded into a handbook for the civil rights movement 20 years before the event.
This knowledge structure contains several generic terms such as 'syndrome' and 'dysplastic', but also contains terms that could be interpreted as corresponding to the a priori concepts, such as 'consumption [but without reduced excretion]'.
