Often, doctors use a range of terms such as "critical" or "serious" in the wake of news .
The company, which does business as Excite@Home, said it was still renegotiating a range of terms with Cox and Comcast.
A demand for copies of all e-mails sent to or from Mr. Cronon's university mail account containing any of a wide range of terms, including the word "Republican" and the names of a number of Republican politicians.
Chris Heaton-Harris, Conservative MP for Daventry, is backing an industry-wide campaign for an "Honest Crust Act" to create legal definitions for a range of terms used in the naming, labelling, and marketing of loaves.
This is important because different clinicians may use a range of terms, abbreviations and different ways of measuring and preparing medications.
It is always the internal senses that represent in Avicenna and not the intellect or the external senses (see Lagerlund 2007b, for a table of the whole range of terms translated by 'representation' in Avicenna's works).
The letter also demands that NOAA's internal search now include a much broader range of terms, including "temperature," "climate," and "change," and that it submit these documents by 29 February.
bA range of terms are used to define unqualified allopathic health care providers in India, however, the term jhola chhap is widely used among rural north Indian settings and is also acknowledged in legal settings (see: [32]).
The literature on the topic makes use of a range of terms related to uncertainty (Crosetto and Tarantola 2001;Duckham et al. 2001), including quality, accuracy, reliability, error, ignorance, precision, clearness, distinctiveness, etc. (Foody 2003).
