Sentence examples for some common terms from inspiring English sources

In this chapter, some of the fundamental principles of feedback control systems are introduced, and some common terms defined.

Here's a quick primer on some common terms: KAME A steep-sided or conical hill formed from sediments that flowed down through crevasses in glacial ice.

Take some common terms to describe tempo in music: largo (broadly), adagio (slow and stately), allegro (fast, quickly and bright), vivacissimo (very fast and lively).

There are some common terms used in the privacy field of these methods: Identifier attributes include information that uniquely and directly distinguish individuals such as full name, driver license, social security number.

Just as some common terms, such as 'sun' and 'moon', in fact have only one referent, so there are referring phrases which in fact have only one referent, but do not count as singular terms because by the mode of their signification they could supposit for more than one thing.

USDA can provide a list of some common terms for sugars, sodium and fats.

(Everyone involved geekily refers to "the rose ceremony" as if it were some common term).

Definitions for some other common terms on egg cartons are below.

Unfortunately, the report struggles with some of the common terms of the technology world.

So, here are some of the more common terms and phrases encountered nowadays, whose meaning has altered somewhat.

This paper briefly translates some of the more common terms, explains their use and misuse, and points out frequently encountered pitfalls in clinical analgesia trials.