I made up a term, too: Surfprints, the indentations that can be left on your skin by the sharp metal kickstand.
In order to eliminate items from the 48-item pool that were not contributing to the questionnaire reliability, items which were too complicated in the phrasing or with a poor reliability (<0.2) had to be removed, among them 3 items which would make up a scale termed "Appreciation and Gratitude".
What makes this problematic is that users are not provided an easy way to review the complete list of terms that make up a given Topic, to see their relative linguistic and term affiliations, and to edit the list to remove problematic terms based on domain knowledge.
In a multi-center, international survey study that included nurses, participants felt that home dialysis should make up a larger proportion of long-term dialysis therapy, and PD was selected as the ideal, initial dialysis modality for patients [ 8].
I made up a new term just now: "funcontrollable!" So they're putting out a new gadget this week, the Spinner 360, specifically for taking panoramas.
The term "Living Wage" is a made up term to justify people working at entry level jobs demanding the more pay.
This works in tandem with designations like 'Black Identity Extremism', a made up term by the FBI to attack Black organizers," said Janaya Khan, a Black Lives Matter activist and organizer with the national civil rights group Color of Change.
Robert Gair Jr. was head of the realty arm of the company; a 1928 advertisement in The New York Times offered "manufacturing space at prewar rates" in the 10 buildings that made up "Gairville" -- a term that may have first been used at about that time.
In the second quarter, seed and early-stage venture lost ground in relative terms, making up a smaller percent of total dollar volume than in any quarter since at least Q3 2013, the last for which records were available.
