Sentence examples for term known from inspiring English sources

He noted there was a telegraph term known as Open Key.

A two-month winter term known as the Field Work Term requires students to participate in off-campus employment.

She finished the Christmas term known to everybody as Mr Upton and returned for the new year as Ms Meadows, with the full support of the headteacher.

Sarah Palin has often referred to her support from "prayer warriors," a term known among evangelicals as those who engage in battle with Satan.

Formula One — the name of the regulations that governed the championship, from the French Formule Un, in the official language of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile — was a term known to hardly anyone in this country.

· The second part of the algorithm is based on an integral term known from proportional-integral-derivative controller theory.

People with dwarfism – my preferred term – know far more than they should about "othering".

Buffett, with his eye on the long term, knows its day will return and shrugs off the latest trends.

The boundary conditions are imposed with penalty terms known as the Simultaneous Approximation Term technique.

This will allow discovery based on terms known to the users.

Just like the quadratic TFD which suffers from the effect of cross terms, there are unwanted terms known as "duplicated terms"a which are present in the XTFD.