Sentence examples for terms as such from inspiring English sources

In turn, mental concepts are common in four ways only, corresponding to the first four ways of universality peculiar to spoken (and written) terms, since there are no universal concepts that correspond to demonstrative pronouns or equivocal terms as such (ibidem).

Although intangible costs of BU like functional loss, social isolation, stigma and pain were measured, they were not valued in monetary terms as such an evaluation was beyond its scope.

In neither case does the term as such have any real positive content.

As Joop Ouborg, co-founder of PEEG, put it: the term as such conveys a technocratic and human-centred image of nature.

The next incarnation of civil war in South Sudan is finally being termed as such in headlines, articles, and op-eds.

Using the term as such would be meaningless and not easily understandable in spoken Malay.

The KL score for all human genes was defined as the "immunological relevance" for a gene and termed as such throughout this study (Additional file 2).

Finally, innovation is a private-sector term, and as such needs treating with caution in the context of development work.

Dr. Khan's weapon was inferior in terms of such as things as size, power and efficiency.

Using this term I avoid typological terms such as staging table, normal stage or normal development.

Hence, Schaffner endeavored to find molecular equivalents of such terms as "gene", as well as predicate terms, such as "is dominant".