From this point on the male's contribution is typically termed gonê (semen), and the female's katamenia (menses).
At most institutions, if you are paid out of your PI's grant, your status is that of a temporary employee, and you are typically termed a "postdoctoral associate" or "research associate".
Some theatrical traditions incorporate dance to such an extent that they are typically termed "dance-dramas".
That's because those are typically termed "mobile devices" or PCs or operating systems.
When reactions employ small amounts of enantiomerically pure ligands to induce the formation of enantiomerically pure products, the reactions are typically termed "catalytic, asymmetric"; for example, many different catalytic, asymmetric aldol reactions are now available.
These steps comprise what is typically termed 'the metastatic cascade' and consist of invasion/proliferation into the tissue surrounding the primary tumor, intravasation to blood or lymph vessels, extravasation to distal organs, and finally colonization of the distant tumor microenvironment.
It ignores all the different wrinkles of intelligence and ways to measure it, along with the debatable link between brain power as it's typically defined and skilled governance in terms of actual results.
When companies do seek consent, it is typically through terms of service agreements – overly long contracts are full of dense legal language that users are expected to "agree" to without understanding.
It is typically defined in terms of the surface diameter, ds, and the volume diameter, dv.
Although the 101st is a light, fast-moving force similar to the marines, it is typically used for longer-term missions than the Marine Expeditionary Units now in the region are accustomed to.
13th century authors, such as Kilwardby (for whom (Co) provided the definition of natural consequences) and Faversham, also discussed variations of this idea (Read 2010, 177/8), but prior to the late 14th century, it was typically not formulated in epistemic/psychological terms.
