Sentence examples for in terms of acquaintance from inspiring English sources

This worry is sometimes put in terms of acquaintance: the specific way in which the thinker is acquainted with the referent of her thought in using phenomenal concepts does not seem to be captured by the demonstrative account (see Levine 2007).

In terms of computer acquaintance the Cypriot physician cohort appears to have a slight advantage.

The woman at the post office, women he encountered when running errands, the U.P.S. delivery person, who he personally thought might be a hermaphrodite, but in terms of real female acquaintances, Sigrid was the only one.

However, settled-migrants are relatively better in terms of education, income and acquaintance with the city compared to the neo-migrants.

Granovetter [ 35] noted that weak ties such as with acquaintances and various contacts were extremely useful in terms of accessing information, opportunities and jobs.

Studies of the psychology of gifted children frequently refer to their relatively immature affective development in terms of their intellectual capacities and the relational difficulties they experience with regard to their peers, teachers, close acquaintances and sometimes their parents.

In terms of.

In terms of racial desegregation?

But in terms of feelings?

In terms of cash, certainly.

In terms of everything.