Sentence examples for introducing the term of from inspiring English sources

A phenomenological Ginzburg-Landau theory approach is also developed by using a Landau free-energy function and introducing the term of electronic softness to rationalize the possibility of phase coexistence and electronic inhomogeneities[93].

American Studies has been at the forefront of introducing the terms of scholarly debate over the past century.

We introduced the term of robustness that shows if DP and FAR remain relatively stable as the detection threshold increases.

Gliding coordination:von Holst (1939, 1943) introduced the term of relative (or gliding) coordination to be distinguished from absolute coordination.

This German author introduced the term of "basic symptoms" to designate the first symptoms of schizophrenia that constitute the basis on which the others symptoms develop.

This dominant buyer position has barely changed since the UK government and parliament introduced the terms of trade to address this in 2003.

Of course, like any new paradigm, there are sensible arguments against introducing the term and the concept of RA.

The main theme of the focus groups was first defined by introducing the term "coercion" within the context of "psychiatric admission".

Pavlov had introduced the term to describe the weakening of a conditioned reflex when a conditioned stimulus was not followed by reinforcement [76].

We introduce the term to emphasize the importance of developing "real-world" experienced transdisciplinary workers who will guide and advocate transdisciplinary practice in research.

Hersch Lauterpacht was a Cambridge academic who had the idea of introducing the term "crimes against humanity" into the Nuremberg statute (and international law) and Raphael Lemkin a Polish lawyer who coined the word "genocide".