Sentence examples for create a new term from inspiring English sources

"You'll probably have to create a new term for serving an ad unit based on where you are standing in a store," says Joshua L. Marti, the company's chief executive.

Or maybe 2K Games should create a new term to take the place of DLC: PBC, or premium bonus content.

"Hold up… What the...  is 'White Face'??? Did I just create a new term??? Nice!!! LOL," Cannon tweeted Monday afternoon. .

The fact that there are many slang words for the male orgasm but very few for the female version may have given Kathy Lee the need to create a new term.

An alternative to adding terms to an ontology is to create a new term at the time of annotation by post-composition, which is the process of combining terms from one or more ontologies to create a new term ([77]; also see Guide to Character Annotation in Text S1).

In the realm of neoplasms, it would be difficult to create a new term that is not partially composed of older terms.

Gene Grabowski, communications VP for the Grocery Manufacturers of America, favors creating a new term.

There is so much of this going on in the US military that women soldiers' advocacy groups have created a new term for it: military sexual trauma or MST.

They have created a new term, PowerCom Smashing.

In these cases, the curator reviewed the paper and found the best existing GO term that represented the experimental result or created a new term for this purpose.

Interestingly, despite the paucity in wind speed records, when the average of the 5 windiest days per month was combined with PwarmQ to create a new interaction term, this yielded a significant positive effect on windthrown mortality (the only significant interaction term).