Sentence examples for from a local term from inspiring English sources

The grapes are carefully woven into a giant cluster called a "biou," the word said to originate from a local term "biau raisins," which means beautiful grapes.

The inhabitants are referred to as either Sāḥilī, in Arabic, designating persons "from the coastal region," or Āfāqī, a local term designating "sedentary villagers".

"Toon Town" - A local term for Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

The exhibition takes its name from the local term – Jakarta – for a KTM motorbike that is made under licence in China.

"Pasar" deriving from the local term for "market" combined with "bella" the Italian term for "beautiful" perfectly describes what you can expect from a visit.

Following pretests, locally appropriate taxonomic categories were derived from accepted local terms for animals.

Then, an equivalent term from a local community dialect of Arabic was added to the severity questions and was found to be easily understood by the same group.

3. Also at the data entry node of a COSMIC template, it is possible to use the "fixed value" tool type, which allows the user to pre-define a list of choices, each coded by a term from a local or external terminology.

New hires are employed directly by the decentralized units under locally defined terms (e.g. Jamaica) Remove health workers from the national civil service: All public sector health workers become employees of a "national health service" with its own terms and conditions of service (e.g. Ghana), or transferred staff are "de-linked" from it with local terms and conditions of work (e.g. Zambia).

Voluntary assistance from a local medical doctor was sought to confirm medical conditions and to establish comparisons between the local/vernacular descriptions and standard medical terms.

Add water from a local natural pond.