Sentence examples for created the terms from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate this concept, we created the terms 'Recently in hospital' and 'Rhabdomyolysis' because they were not included in Read or OXMIS, but can encode clinically useful information which may be present in free text.

For this reason, we created the terms 'confidence statement from multiple evidence lines of same type' and 'confidence statement from multiple evidence lines of multiple types', where evidence type corresponds to any evidence term in ECO.

Brand himself created the term personal computer.

Its relationship with Intel created the term "Wintel" to denote the standard operating technology in most personal computers.

He used it in his 1923 novel Bunk, in which he also created the term debunker and debunking.

In his work Le Léman (1892 1904) he created the term limnology to characterize the comprehensive study of lakes.

Book critic Donald Gordon created the term in the July 1930 American News of Books when he said of a new mystery novel: "Half-Mast Murder, by Milward Kennedy – A satisfactory whodunit".

In the modern West, Immanuel Kant created the term noumenon to signify unknowable reality, which he distinguished from phenomenon, the appearance of reality.

Ostomy, (from Latin ostium, "mouth"), any procedure in which an artificial stoma, or opening, is surgically created; the term is also used for the opening itself.

Back in 2007, the veteran game designer Clint Hocking wrote a blog post in which he created the term Ludonarrative Dissonance; he used this to describe a central failure of the otherwise brilliant game Bioshock.

Since its opening in 1977, there have been a total of six chefs, the restaurant having helped inaugurate the careers of Charlie Palmer and Larry Forgione, who is said to have created the term "free-range chicken" there.