Columns set in the space between antas, such as those in the temple of Ramses III at Madīnat Habu, Egypt, are termed "in antis".
Human experimental infection and challenge studies are typically performed in dedicated facilities that can house 10 20 volunteers under "enteric precaution", in Norway termed "in isolation" during the phase when the volunteers are still infectious.
THE ballerino, as the male of the species is termed in Italy, all too often plays second fiddle.
It is an open, coatlike garment, termed in ancient Persia a candys or kandys.
CORPI, a federation representing nine indigenous peoples, is also demanding that the right to prior consultation, as the process is termed in Peruvian law, is respected.
When Queen Victoria's eighth child, Leopold, was diagnosed as a "bleeder" - as haemophiliacs were termed in less enlightened times - Henry was appointed physician to the royal household.
The group does, however, "have the ability to remove items that, as termed in local law, 'are offensive to public morals,' " Mr. Fromberg said.
"This accord can only be termed in my opinion as a suggestion by the outgoing governor to the incoming governor and nothing more," he said.
They were bloody performances, part of what the Ripper termed in a letter his "funny little game", inspired by the occult mythology of Freemasonry.
Carl repeatedly tried to get labels interested in the project, only to run afoul of what he termed, in a letter to me dated September 6 , 1990 "internecine warfare in the record industry".
