The term book refers to the list of terms and their definitions used in a particular subject or course.
It can also be called a glossary or vocabulary list. Example: "Before starting the new math unit, be sure to review the terms in the term book to better understand the concepts."
The challenge will be to sort all of that material into ephemeral and semipermanent baskets, some of which might be called, for lack of a better term, books.
In Ahmadinejad's first term, books, music albums, and scripts gathered dust at the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, before being rejected in their entirety or cut with broad, destructive strokes.
The term "book-keeping" stems from the fact that the model tracks carbon stocks from year to year rather than trying to model the individual biological processes that constitute the carbon cycle, i.e. photosynthesis and respiration [37].
The term "book-keeping" stems from the fact that the model tracks carbon stocks from year to year rather than trying to model the individual biological processes that constitute the carbon cycle, i.e. photosynthesis and respiration [ 37].
He and Ms. Huey have long-term book and exhibition projects on the neighboring mansion's former mistress, Eliza Jumel, the scandal-tinged 19th-century socialite.
({ LEV}_{1}) is the first difference in long-term book debt divided by the sum of long-term book debt and market value of equity.
In line with the previous rationale, this study employs two measures of leverage by considering incremental debt level in the numerator and capital employed in the denominator, thus: ({ LEV}_{1}) is the first difference in long-term book debt divided by the sum of long-term book debt and market value of equity.
We hypothesized that 9-month-old Caucasians who received long-term book exposure to Chinese faces would discriminate individual Chinese faces and recognize the exemplars from their books.
