Sentence examples for term is rendered from inspiring English sources

In her English books, the term is rendered as "poisonous pedagogy".

Understanding the origins of eukaryotic genome complexity in adaptive terms is rendered difficult by the fact that each length increase of a gene raises its vulnerability to mutational inactivation, thereby favoring its elimination from the population.

Although interestingly enough, in France the term "French leave" is rendered as "filer ?'Anglaise," or the English leave.

Likewise, the term for 'male buffalo' is rendered sand in Hindi and sanr in Pashto.

There is a long history of madness in white African fiction, but this is different from the usual symbolic terms in which it is rendered.

A set of time-dependent equations is obtained for each phase and the coupling between the gas phases is rendered through exchange terms of mass, momentum and energy.

The object of study is "virtual life" but, unlike many other studies in this area, where the evolving entities are abstract algorithms or strings of symbols, the model here, although very simple, is rendered in biological terms.

Consequently, he is rendered virtually paralytic in terms of being able to play Survivor.

In this sentence, "concept" (ma'nâ) is rendered in Latin with the term intentio.

The first term in each pair is sacralized, while the second is rendered profane.

The term is usually translated "soup dumpling," though at Petite Soochow it is rendered "steamed bun".