Sentence examples for man terms from inspiring English sources

He was a genuinely selfless and humble man, terms that are not often associated with scientists of Tony's stature.

Using biomaRt, a user can for example annotate the features on an array with official gene names, GO identifiers/descriptions and OMIM (Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man) terms retrieved via identifiers, such as Affymetrix, Locuslink, RefSeq or EntrezGene IDs.

It was so complicated that both sides could not even agree on whether to call the frozen materials embryos, as the man termed them, or pre-embryos, a term used by the woman and adopted by the court.

And he prefers to cast his foraging for bargains in primitive-man terms.

A rare exception is Lara Croft, the female star of Tomb Raider, who – in Pac-Man terms – is Ms. Indiana Jones.

The basic premise for the calculation is to upgrade the SWE model by replacing the Manning terms often used in the SWE using the direct calculation of bed stress in the near bed region using a k-ω model.

For men, terms were age, ageln age), BMI−2, BMI−2ln(BMI).

In a study of FSWs in Kenya, men termed "regular partners" in fact paid one-half to three-quarters of the times they had sex, paid significantly more than clients, and provided indirect financial and material support [ 41].

"Women do not want to get left out in the cold, so they are competing for men on men's terms," she wrote.

MEDIC is a resource that integrates Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) terms, synonyms and identifiers with MeSH terms, synonyms, definitions, identifiers and hierarchical relationships (11).

She went on to quote Thorstein Veblen, "The cat lives with man on terms of equality.