Sentence examples for earliest term from inspiring English sources

For example, if you entered Stanford in autumn quarter, the earliest term for which you can apply is spring quarter of that academic year.

The word Bombardum, or "bombard", was earliest term used for "cannon", but from 1430 it came to refer only to the largest weapons.

Many of the earliest terms are now considered very offensive.

Take the very example of "Gary", one of the earliest terms for ecstasy, the origins of which rest with Liverpool defender Gary Ablett Gary Ablettt = Tablet).

Take the very example of "Gary", one of the earliest terms for ecstasy, the origins of which rest with former Everton and Liverpool defender Gary Ablett Gary Ablettt = Tablet).

The earliest terms for classifying individuals of low intelligence were medical or legal terms that preceded the development of IQ testing.

Thus Venezuela's current president served an earlier term 25 years ago.

Thus the increase in adverse outcomes might be due to the indication for early term birth rather than the early term birth itself.

("Gov 2.0" is the term coined by the tech publicist Tim O'Reilly; he also coined the earlier term "Web 2.0").

To determine neonatal morbidity rates for early term birth compared with full term birth by precursor leading to delivery.

Studies of early term birth after demonstrated fetal lung maturity show that respiratory and other outcomes are worse with early term birth (370-386) even after demonstrated fetal lung maturity when compared with full term birth (390-406).