Sentence examples for many terms from from inspiring English sources

For the physiotherapy domain, there are many erudite formations, of Greek or Latin origin, due to the fact that such terminology has many terms from medicine, such as 'arthr(o -' ('arthr(o -') that may form, for instance, the terms 'arthrlgia' ('arthro -'is') and 'artrite' ('arthritis').

Thinkers throughout the ages have defined the human by many terms: from Aristotle's 'zoon politikón'(the political animal), to 'homo faber' (the toolmaking animal), to 'homo ludens'(the playing animal) to 'homo economicus'( the calculative animal) and many more.

When performing query expansion with synonyms, parents and/or children, it is possible that a query will be enriched with many terms from the available ontologies.

"Similar to Eskimos, who have several words for 'snow,' " Lanham writes, "hipsters have many terms for receiving a check from the parents".

In the spheres of science and technology many terms come from Classical Greek through French or directly from Greek.

Many terms come from the names of celebrities, brands and a cornucopia of other colorful sources.

Many terms come from the names of celebrities, brands and a cornucopia of other colourful sources.

The last 45 years of literature on systematics of the house mouse revealed that nomenclatorial issues have been quite controversial, with the use of many terms ranging from biochemical groups, subspecies, semi-species to full species to designate the same entities.

This should trigger alarm bells for many; terms and methods acquired from Pick Up Artists should be treated with extreme scepticism at the very least.

It is especially important to note that the highest-frequency spatial errors cannot be controlled from the "measurement side" since they arise precisely because of the truncation to finitely many terms, which actually stems from the inability to perform infinitely many measurements.

Second, attempts to identify studies other than Phase III trials that report the frequency of irinotecan adverse events yielded too many irrelevant publications but also missed key studies because (i) of the many terms to describe harm from medicines and (ii) these studies may not have these terms indexed as keywords.