Sentence examples for expanding the term from inspiring English sources

Still, if Mr. Dobrovic and Mr. von Ah's mission is to reclaim lost territory and restore visibility and meaning to it, their tactic of expanding the term so that it can relate to an exponentially wider set of concerns seems doomed to backfire.

This fracturing and multiplying of the subject, he notes, leads to the realization that "schizophrenia is not only a human fact but also a possibility for thought" (Deleuze 1994 [1968], 148), thus expanding the term into a philosophical concept, beyond its clinical application.

We develop this framework by systematically expanding the term in the Lotka-Volterra equation through which the effects of predator NCE are manifest, the intrinsic growth rate (r).

Expanding the term to cover briefings and other tools more suited to complex and variable processes is confusing, and may require communication and advanced team skills to implement and sustain.

Therefore, the formulation of this first bullet point reflects the general lack of data, by saying ' a major' rather than ' the major' treatment goal, or by expanding the term 'clinical remission' to the somewhat less stringent term 'inactive disease'.

First, ministers kept deferring the report by expanding the terms of reference, so that a project intended to be done in a year ended up taking three times as long.

The third model extended this homogeneous model by expanding the terms described in the homogeneous pairwise agreement model to reflect different strengths of pairwise agreement according to response categories.

This method of expanding the terms in the exponent preserves the interior viscosity and the change of viscosity with temperature close to T i, where convection actively takes place.

The search strategy combined key words expanding the terms 'palliative' for population, 'musculoskeletal' for exposure, and 'pain' for outcome.

"The Western media then expands the term so praying in mosques becomes a hard-line practice," the cleric continued.

Christian Louboutin shoes in five shades of "nude", which finally expanded the term's definition to include non-white skin.