Sentence examples for online term from inspiring English sources

The effort was organized by pedophiles; BL is the online term for "boy-lover".

Dent did explain the origin of the online term "cookies" today, perhaps an attempt to prepare Countdown's core audience for a future transition from paper arbitration to digital reference.

The online term is calculated from the error covariance matrix, S b, and the Jacobian matrix, K b, for the model parameters.

The Boston Globe reports that Harvard is considering launching their first EdX courses this summer, with classes in computer science, social science, and the humanities expected to round out that first online term.

I pointed them to online term insurance specialists selectquote.com and accuquote.com.com

I think that a lot of the backlash that you're seeing to that is from men's rights activists the "manosphere" is I guess their online term for it.

Professional historians of the stature of Mr. Ambrose and Ms. Goodwin, both of whom deny plagiarism but concede carelessness, are unlikely to be stealing from online term-paper mills.

At one end of the spectrum are companies like Turnitin.com, based in Oakland, Calif., which uses a software program to check the content of student work against millions of sites around the Web and a database of papers from online term-paper mills.

Skandia conducted the research to draw attention to changes made to the terms and conditions on all its financial products, and has signed up the broadcaster and comedian Clive Anderson to present its standard online terms to customers in a video.

It is the important small print setting out our contractual rights, but latest research reveals just 7% of Britons read the online terms and conditions when signing up for products and services.

Nearly six in 10 (58%) adults said they would rather read an instruction manual or their utility or credit card bill than go through online terms, and more than one in 10 (12%) would rather read the phone book.