Sentence examples for term from one from inspiring English sources

But of course, this is more "mediarology" than meteorology, to borrow a term from one of the scientists Chris Mooney interviews in his new book, "Storm World: Hurricanes, Politics, and the Battle Over Global Warming".

In deference to a term from one such cookbook published by General Electric, my history is organized around eight related "Microlessons"—each an invented culinary technique, procedure, or adaptation responding to challenges posed by the new technology that in hindsight are difficult to confine under the rubric of food studies.

The annotation object can be associated to a GO term from one or more of the three aspects of the GO (Molecular Function, Biological Process and Cellular Component).

As described in Lof et al. (2008), the model was tested on several time scales: the short term (up to one generation), and the long term (from one to ten generations).

Accordingly, we had two main objectives in this study: (1) to estimate, in a population-based cohort of subjects aged ≥ 65 years old, early (within 1 month after admission), mid term (from one to six months) and long term (from 6 to 24 months) mortality after the hospital admission immediately following the hip fracture, (2) to evaluate potential determinants of early, mid and long term mortality.

One might think that introducing a term involves intending that it stand for some object or property, and one might think that transmission of a term from one speaker to another involves the latter intending to use it in the same way as the former.

Even China admitted to having problems getting paid on time and complained about HAVANA 00000084 002.2 OF 004 Cuban requests to extend credit terms from one to four years.

I think we do, and I've pulled together a typology of sorts to help distinguish all these terms from one another.

It found several of Issa's employees, including a Syrian, an Indian and a Palestinian, guilty of helping with the torture, handing out jail terms from one to three years.

Several GO terms were genotype-specific (i.e., enriched GO terms from one genotype/organ/treatment missing in the alternative genotype in the same organ/treatment).

Barplots of differentially enriched GO terms (from one genotype/organ/treatment missing in the alternative genotype in the same organ/treatment) in the leaves, as estimated by goseq at an FDR cut-off of 0.05.