Sentence examples for term wild from inspiring English sources

(I use the term "wild" here advisedly).

Montgomery Schuyler coined the term "wild work" and "reign of terror" for this type of styling.

I don't like the term wild man, but Dennis Hopper was in the kindergarten compared with Klaus.

The term wild boar, or wild pig, is sometimes used to refer to any wild member of the Sus genus.

Matt Pitzarella, a spokesman for the Range Resources Corporation, the discoverer of the Marcellus play, bristled at the term "Wild West".

(In Texas, individuals can donate as much as they want to political candidates. The term "Wild West" is frequently invoked by campaign finance reformers).

Their arrests led to headlines that included "wolf pack" and the coined term "wilding" that fueled racial divisions.

Additionally, the two independent lines per 35S MYB transgene were nested factors [Transgene Genotype)] within the Genotype term (wild-type versus 35S MYB).

Note 1: Definition of "Wild-type" strains in the context of OptFlux simulations We use the term wild-type strain/organism in this study meaning strains that have a (approximately) known pre-definable steady-state flux objective function (e.g. biomass formation rate as in case of FBA).

In particular, the terms wild or mild are here related to the presence of heavy or thin tails, respectively, in the frequency-size distributions.

The BLM is extending a public comment period on Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's long-term wild horse and burro initiative from August 3 to September 3, ostensibly "to ensure the broadest public participation possible".