Sentence examples for term applying from inspiring English sources

The vernacular name cep is derived from the Catalan cep or its French name cèpe, although the latter is a generic term applying to several related species.

However, a specific term applying to biological systems that do not completely recapitulate a human disorder, yet are still relevant for studying it, is currently lacking.

The census division, the level of aggregation for the present study, is a "general term applying to areas established by provincial law, which are intermediate geographical areas between the municipality (census subdivision) and the province.

From (2), we obtain an expression parallel to (9) n coM Δ w co r coM /2 M + n coF Δ w co r coF / F + Δ w M r M / 2M > 0     (14) differing only in the final term applying to a male instead of a female.

Back then, the term applied.

Mary Clare Peate uses the term "applied existentialism".

Neither term applied then, and neither applies now.

Would a longer term apply only to the mayor?

This term applies to the murder of prominent political figures.

How might this term apply to the case of Chernobyl?

Master is a term applied too loosely in classical music.