Sentence examples similar to originating this term from inspiring English sources

For this reason, Wikipedia credits me with originating the term.

She is credited with originating the term birth control.

While at Microsoft, Maritz was credited for originating the term "eating your own dogfood" also known as Dogfooding.

From the name of the author, rendered in Latin as Algoritmi, originated the term algorithm.

As every economist knows, or should know, it was John Maynard Keynes who originated the term "animal spirits," almost eighty years ago.

He worked on fluorescence (he originated the term), used it in the study of ultraviolet light, and demonstrated that quartz, unlike ordinary glass, is transparent to ultraviolet light.

He originated the term synoptic to designate the first three Gospels and, rejecting the traditional view, held that Mark was derived from Matthew and Luke (the "usage hypothesis").

He originated the term "hole" to mean a vulnerable square that has lost its pawn protection and can be occupied favourably by an enemy piece.

James originated the term.

Moya et al. originated the term one-class classification [14].

Smith, who originated the term "slam," meant it to refer to a merger of performance with poetry, a variety show with stunts.