Sentence examples for repeated term from inspiring English sources

Reduction, in syllogistic, or traditional, logic, method of rearranging the terms in one or both premises of a syllogism, or argument form, to express it in a different figure; the placement of the middle, or repeated, term is altered, usually to a preferred pattern.

But the military refused, put him on trial and sent him to a military prison for repeated terms, amounting to six months.

The terms 'charity id' and 'fundraiser id' were included in the model as random terms to control for the effects of these repeated terms on the distribution of the data.

Complement receptor 2 (CD21) is a cell-surface protein that contains a small cytoplasmic domain and an extracellular domain consisting of a series of short consensus repeats termed complement control protein domains.

D4Z4 is extremely polymorphic in the general population and belongs to a family of human noncentromerically located tandem repeats termed macrosatellites (Chadwick, 2009).

But then he repeated the term that has infuriated union officials.

One day I'd come home from kindergarten and repeated a term I'd heard on the playground: "motherfucker two-ball bitch".

He repeated that term and "racists" often as he ranted.

Inhalation studies are designed to determine the nature, onset, and duration of adverse effects and hazards from acute, short-term repeated and long-term repeated respiratory exposure; factors influencing the development of effects; and the efficacy of antidotal treatment.

He repeated the terms "girlie-man" and "sissy" in an uncritical way, implying that he shares the premise behind such expressions: that womanhood is synonymous with cowardice.

The fund was also told to review whether to use variable pricing on some loan programs so as to discourage repeated, long-term borrowing.