Sentence examples for interesting terms for from inspiring English sources

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]).

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

I've pulled together a list of some of the most relevant and interesting terms associated with cryptocurrency for reference.

** Obama expressed sharp opposition to "violent extremism," an interesting term that bespeaks tolerance for religious extremism so long as it's not manifested in violence.

"Voluntary is an interesting term.

Rule book: an interesting term.

Knowledge is an interesting term.

I had an interesting term as an RA.

'Grassroots' is an interesting choice of term for a group led by a former Archbishop, former Lord Chancellor, half a dozen MPs, four bishops and countless charity leaders.

"Interesting" is one term for it, but I'd likely go with "a fresh new hell I wasn't prepared for," or simply: "Oh God".

The most interesting high scoring term for our particular research question was the non-metabolic term 'inflammation', which was represented in the network by genes such as IL6, IL18, IL1RA, SOCS1, SOCS3, CCL2 and CCR2.