Sentence examples for interesting terms from inspiring English sources

You name it — we had some interesting terms.

And, in the end, even though "Press To Play" can't truly stand alongside the strongest of his eighties albums, it's ambitious enough to fail on interesting terms.

Also, the idiosyncrasies present in a folksonomy may benefit the information retrieval process, as they represent alternative and interesting terms for the users (which makes the serendipity effect possible [38]).

As long as you make less than $2 million a year and get approved, you will probably have more interesting terms than traditional loans from your existing business bank.

In the early days of the web, online communities were small, fractured, and came up with different ways to police themselves, which is why we have all these different, interesting terms like toading and kill files.

For the GLOBAL-PROCESS standard, we selected a set of interesting terms from the Gene Ontology as described by [ 12].

"Voluntary is an interesting term.

The abbreviations listed here are interesting term duplications in several glossaries.

Moreover, strong motivation is vital for a finance-major student to learn a programming language, while interesting term projects could be an ideal indicator of an instructor teaching a course successfully (i.e., a performance measure).

Rule book: an interesting term.

Knowledge is an interesting term.