Sentence examples for central term of from inspiring English sources
Just as suffrage represented feminism's vision of the political future, friendship represented its vision of the personal future, the central term of a renegotiated sexual contract.
There is a price to pay: if we term cells as systems then we confuse a central term of a scientific model of explanation with an ontological entity.
The intrusion led to new talks that cemented central terms of the deal, American officials said.
General Motors agreed to the central terms of the tentative agreement with Ford, a deal that involves concessions on both sides.
Isocrates' reference is also very general and makes no allusion to the central terms of B3 so that it is doubtful that he has Archytas in mind.
The language a community speaks has to be truly public, with understood and accepted meanings for its central terms, on pain of ending with nobody ever understanding what anyone else is talking about.
Eventually patterns in the disconcerting passages began to emerge, and then all at once, the text made sense to him: a Gestalt switch that resulted when he changed the meanings of some of the central terms.
An index directs readers to each occurrence of central terms, indicating those that appear as entry titles in bold face.
The remaining concept maps showed that there was little agreement among the Japanese students regarding the choice of central terms.
Gary King of Soundtrack Central termed it "simply astonishing" and "a CD that really no collector should be without".
The beaches are blissfully powder-fine underfoot and encourage long, lazy strolls with the warm Gulf waters lapping languorously at your toes, but this is not excitement central in terms of sea-going adventures.
