Sentence examples for of the same term from inspiring English sources
Likewise, as Peterson tells us, the Hausa language of Nigeria and the Swahili of eastern Africa have their variants of the same term (nama, nyama), each connoting both flesh in the forest and flesh in the pot.
The Georgian authorities consistently use the word "occupation" to describe Russia's presence in the region, and Clinton's use of the same term is being seen as a significant victory in Tbilisi.
Of course, definitions of the same term vary depending on the context of application and this can sometimes be confusing to those outside the standardization process.
Hence, it is presumed that the samples reveal the characters of the same term 'hydrosome' which is analogous to the stratigraphic concept 'lithosome' (Krumbein and Sloss 1963).
When several occurrences of the same term are output at the same time, the one with the highest score is kept.
Physicalism, in a sense broader than Carnap and Schlick's doctrine of the same term, was the materialist view that science speaks only of observable events, things and processes in space and time.
"The law requires that all lease renewals be on the same terms as of the original lease," Mr. Treiman said.
A strategy of grouping all of them under the same term does not seem very helpful.
Semantics was at the root of the difficulty; Greek and Roman understandings of the same terms differed.
Ms Pearcey uses many of the same terms as her mentor: the late Francis Schaeffer, an author and evangelical apologist known for his cogent defense of the Christian faith.
Pitt and Jolie reached a temporary custody agreement in late September that included at least some of the same terms – visitation with his children and both sides agreeing to meetings with therapists.
