Sentence examples for if we term from inspiring English sources

There is a price to pay: if we term cells as systems then we confuse a central term of a scientific model of explanation with an ontological entity.

If we term cells as systems, we do not talk any further about cells but of systems, in a systems theoretical perspective.

"If we use terms like 'kabinett' and 'spatlese,' it implies that there are other sweetness levels".

I think we would get a greater psychological concern if we used terms like "global boiling" and "climate instability".

We then obtain an equation for the time dependence of the perturbation of \ \bx\), namely A linear stability analysis results if we neglect terms of \(\varepsilon^{2}\) or higher powers in (A2).

But, Mr. Hubbard wrote, "President Obama's advice to the Germans and Europe has therefore the same flaws as his own economic policy — that it pays for itself over the long term if we focus on short-term business promotion".

One difference, though, is that Johnson has, if we use the term loosely, been in charge of something big for a few years.

It would be a different construction, and a different meaning, if we said "the term seems like one that hides more than it reveals".

This, by the way, is true even if we use the term "resilient" instead of "robust".

It would not, however, necessarily experience itself as being two things at once, at least not if we take the term "thing" to refer to substances.

end{aligned} (14)"This is a natural formulation if we interpret the term in the parentheses as approximating the surface delta function"—Torabi et al.