Sentence examples for companion terms from inspiring English sources

"Biodiversity" and "ecosystem services" increasingly travel together as companion terms.

A companion 'short-term' chronosequence study was performed in 1979 in 28 bauxite mines of various ages and restored by a range of different methods, plus three forest references.

Steve Gillmor: What would a scenario be around Office? Scott Guthrie: Well, I mean, I think some of the things that they've done with the Office Web companions in terms of light-up.

Since the discovery of Jupiter's orbital companions, the term Trojan has been applied to any small object occupying the equilateral Lagrangian points of other pairs of relatively massive bodies.

Predictive biomarkers, more generally termed companion diagnostic tests predict treatment response in terms of efficacy and/or safety.

Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm outperforms companion schemes in terms of the byte-hit ratios and the startup latency.

The term companion animal means that dogs need company.

IS music a momentary thrill or is it a long-term companion?

But it fell apart when his business partner and long-term companion, Christo Michaelides, died in an accident in 1999.

The recipe was derived from the Alice B Toklas Cookbook, written by the long-term companion and muse of writer Gertrude Stein, and in all probability was served to the likes of Ernest Hemingway, Picasso and Thornton Wilder - all visitors to the couple's cultural salon.

In these sober and self-effacing times, Townshend gardens, sails, walks his dogs, loves his long-term companion Rachel Fuller, plans a new musical suite called Floss, and compiles definitive box sets.