However, the above terminology holds true, in general, for most of the medieval schools.
In musical terminology, holding a note at the end of a piece or phrase in this way is called a fermata.[4].
A total of 12% of juvenile detainees, 4.4% of prison inmates and 3.1% of jail inmates (in American terminology, prisons hold long-term convicts; jails hold people awaiting trial or serving short sentences) surveyed between 2008 and 2009 reported being forced into sex.
In a more recent terminology, Strawson holds that perception involves the occurrence in us of experiences having objective representational content, and that there can be hallucinations with a similar content but which are not properly perceptual because the complex causal requirements for being perceptual are not met.
In accounting terminology, any asset that the company has held for fewer than 12 months is a current asset.
Although some disagreements are more apparent than real because of the inherent problems of terminology and definition, diametrically opposing views are also held and tenaciously defended.
In 362 he convened a council at Alexandria during which he appealed for unity among those who held the same faith but differed in terminology.
He added, "I believe the Southern Poverty Law should be held accountable for their reckless use of terminology".
As an adult he held a low handicap (Michaelis, an apparent stranger to the terminology, calls Schulz "a scratch golfer, with a five handicap") and played in the Crosby Invitational until midlife agoraphobia curtailed his travels.
(The parent, in our terminology, can be a holding company, a corporate center, a division, or any other body that oversees more than one business unit). In most cases, however, both the assumption and the conclusion are wrong.
