But even those seductive offerings evince a hermetic condition, in much recent art, which I'll term the Age of Practices.
RUTH BEAZER New York, Jan . 13 , 2008 What irks me most about your rhetoric and that of Andrew Rosenthal, the editorial page editor, is what I'll term the "Gee, I thought all you liberals were supposed to be open-minded" defense.
So: I'm what I'll term an old-guard American.
The American president attempted to refute violent Islamism with what I'll term "Unifying Abrahamism".
This discount factor is probably more resonant with progressive voters than conservative voters – but bear in mind the budget period has been incredibly damaging for Abbott in what I'll crudely term the "I call bullshit" frame.
When I conclude the term of home confinement, I will commence a term of supervised release that is scheduled to last for several years.
From now on, and in keeping with the philosophical discussion on dreaming, I will use the term "conscious experience" as an umbrella term for asking about the occurrence of sensations, thoughts, impressions, emotions etc. in dreams (cf. Dennett 1976).
For brevity, I will use the term disease, which include loss of homeostasis (biomedical term) and non-random organ damage (Fig. 2C).
(In what follows I will capitalize this term to signify that it is in part technical).
wAs commonplace in the literature, I will use the term International Bill of Rights to encompass the Universal Declaration of Human Rights ([1948]), the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights ([1966]) and the International Covenant of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights ([1966]).
