Sentence examples for specific term for from inspiring English sources
I have heard of the concept but have no specific term for it What do you call the weather phenomenon involving icy flakes and loud rumbling?
The problem has become so acute that policymakers have coined a specific term for this phenomenon of squandered immigrant intellectual talent: brain waste.
Slonimsky didn't have a specific term for the types of compulsively catchy melodies he created, but one came into being in 1979: the German psychiatrist Cornelius Eckert described such tunes as "Ohrwürmer" — earworms.
Many differences will arise from one of the great pitfalls of translating sex from French: the French language has a treacherously neutral and non-gender specific term for genitalia – "le sexe".
In the scoring function PLP, there is a specific term for the metal, which is not the case in Goldscore.
It is challenging to find a specific term for the process of 'making something valuable' which is so important for the transformation of inventions into innovations.
In response, Patrick privately sent him specific terms for a deal.
It means we don't have to negotiate specific terms for that particular performance".
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But there is a smaller committee — including Iran's new President, Hassan Rouhani — that has worked out specific terms for the nuclear talks.
SÃO PAULO, Brazil, Aug. 24 — President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has signed a law that eases the penalty for drug possession but increases minimum prison terms for drug traffickers and introduces specific terms for financiers of drug operations, his office said Thursday.
