Sentence examples for term met from inspiring English sources

A caffè macchiato -- espresso with a little bit of steamed milk in it -- is called a caffè crema in Bologna, a term met with blank stares in at least one bar 30 miles up the road at Reggio Emilia.

Cursing is such a part of Russian life that there is a specific term, met, that describes the impressive expanse of profanity in the Russian language.

To assess possible interaction between the impact of CRF and WHtR on PCS and MCS, a multiplicative interaction term (MET * WHtR) was included in the multivariable model and tested using the Wald test.

The question was clear and easy to understand, with participants consistently understanding the term "met" as when they first spoke to each other or had some kind of social exchange.

We performed a simple search for the search term "met" and obtained 42 studies of which 5 were quickly eliminated as being non-human studies or for having evaluated late metastases on primary tumors, instead of having a sample from the metastasis.

On point after point, Mr. Shurtleff, now in his third term, meets the checklist to qualify as a conservative.

Some activists are using their newfound power to sway and bully management to focus on the short term, meet the quarterly targets and disgorge cash in extra dividends or stock buy backs in lieu of investing in long-term growth.

In the recent years, a new parental demand appeared in prolonging the pregnancy to term, meeting the baby and providing palliative care after birth.

Imperial would proceed with an acquisition only if its terms met strict transaction criteria".

None of the terms met this criterion (Greenland 1989).

No interaction terms met the significance criteria for inclusion in the final model.