Sentence examples for term name from inspiring English sources

Lisa Vreeland's documentary does full justice to it, interviewing art critics and historians and rattling through her star-studded life story – the term "name dropping" hardly covers it – using some fascinating audio interviews with Guggenheim herself, who with authentically patrician understatement casually alludes to her acquaintance with some of the biggest names in art.

Let us stipulate that where Π is any 1-place concept term (name or variable), the notation 'εΠ' designates the extension of the concept Π.

Moreover, Frege proposed that when a term (name or description) follows a propositional attitude verb, it no longer denotes what it ordinarily denotes.

There's the name for starters – it was something they came up with as a placeholder while they were stealth and decided that was a good long term name, too.

We included reference to the author(s) and year in the term name for these 310 publication-specific taxa (e.g., Akysis sp. 1 (de Pinna 1996), TTO:10000093).

Selecting a term will display the term name, accession, definition, synonyms and annotation, if any.

Of the Hollywood 10, only Mr. Dmytryk, after serving his jail term, named names.

A term named detector response enhance factor (DREF) has been designed to express the value of the signal enhancement.

To overcome such flaw, a new regularization term named RLSD is adopted into MatCD by taking advantage of Locality Sensitive Discriminant Analysis (LSDA) in this paper.

In addition, the rate equations can be used to calculate the laser noise, including a noise term named Langevin noise [2, 3, 4, 5, 6].

A new term named as the Degree of Symmetry (DoS) is coined for advancing systematical design, with a particular emphasis on type synthesis of flexure mechanisms.