Sentence examples for introducing the terms from inspiring English sources

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

In addition the terminology has been further refined by introducing the terms mechanistic and nonmechanistic to address whether the correlate of protection is causal or not [ 9].

I would propose to add informal "popular-science" description of the algorithm before introducing the terms "tube", "scenario", "evolutionary event", etc. Response.

He summarised the work in a journal article in Science in 1982, introducing the term "prion" to denote such a particle.

Mach is commonly credited with introducing the term "thought experiments" (Gadankenexperimente).

Cruz deviated from the script, introducing the term "basketball ring," which is not a thing. .

CERES, in fact, takes credit for introducing the term "climate risk" into capital markets.

A year after introducing the term "Buttfumble" to the English language, the injured Jets quarterback debuted his new cornrows.

Therefore we suggest broadening the concept of geographical parthenogenesis by introducing the term 'geographical hermaphroditism'.

This was demonstrated very elegantly by Ward et al. (51), introducing the term "maximal secretory capacity".

The first two of these were asked without introducing the term "placebo" to allow the most candid and unbiased responses.