Sentence examples for proposing the term from inspiring English sources

However, Patte stressed the other two effects of this procedure, proposing the term "triple blocking".

NME journalist Roy Carr is credited with proposing the term's use (adopted from the cinematic French New Wave of the 1960s) in this context.

This observation of prognostically significant properties of the non-malignant tissue adds to a series of similar observations that together have led to proposing the term "tumor indicating non-malignant tissue" (TINT), which implies that analyses of non-malignant prostate tissue can yield prognostic information [2], [10].

As a consequence, we tried to circumvent the issues related to the use of term orders by proposing the term order free reverse engineering method, a generalization of the LS-algorithm that does not depend on the choice of a term order.

In the last decade, numerous studies have shown that glial cells of the spinal cord have a close communication with neurons, proposing the term tripartite synapse [ 13].

Turner himself limited the direct application of his theory to contemporary industrial societies, proposing the term 'liminoid' for settings where entry and participation are optional (Turner, 1974).

Herschel proposed the term in 1802 at a meeting of the Royal Society.

In their place they propose the term "multitude," to capture the "commonality and singularity" of those who stand in opposition to the wealthy and powerful.

(Since they're not technically S.L.R.'s anymore, Popular Photography magazine proposes the term I.L.C. for them, for "interchangeable-lens compacts". Let's run with it).

Some scholars have proposed the term "Mainstream Buddhism".

Others proposed the term "juxtafacet cyst," simply representing both.