Sentence examples for coarse term from inspiring English sources

During his week of campaigning, Mr. Rainsy exploited anti-Vietnamese sentiments in the country by railing against "invading" Vietnamese, using a coarse term to describe them.

In recent days, female aides and surrogates to Mr. Obama have also begun arguing in television appearances that Mr. McCain has a history of insensitivity toward women — recalling a joke he made about Chelsea Clinton's appearance when she was a teenager, or his going along at a South Carolina event last year when a woman used a coarse term to refer to Mrs. Clinton.

A man walking by the clinic with his daughter told him, in coarse terms, to mind his own business.

Compared with normal aggregate concrete, recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) containing recycled clay brick coarse aggregates (termed as RAC-RCBA) shows very lower compressive strength and larger variation in compressive strength, which hinder the application of RAC-RCBA astructuralal concrete.

Vacuolization was most prominent in the deep cortical layers (resembling the pattern of coarse vacuolation termed status spongiosis); neuronal loss and gliosis were accompanying features.

Mentioned weaknesses of the used climate data are that in situ observations are very rare in most areas [ 19] and the data are often coarse in terms of their spatial resolution [ 21, 24].

Now these words blaze on Broadway marquees, and the young women on "Sex and the City" joke about male appendages in the coarsest of terms.

Yet she conformed to no stereotype, swearing in the vernacular in the coarsest of terms, living for months in the woods and fighting, in the words of a confrère, not like a man but "like five men".Her fearlessness seemed to come from a total lack of self-doubt.

The term coarse grained means the size of the local memory is much larger than (O(1)).

Therefore, this stage is a 2D search algorithm in delay and Doppler, with a Doppler resolution of 1 kHz, hence the term "coarse frequency".

There was little evidence for an association between long term coarse particulate matter exposure and mortality, possibly due to the small number of studies and limitations in exposure assessment.