Sentence examples for terms employed in from inspiring English sources

Modern man, he held, cannot think in the mythological terms employed in the New Testament presentation of the Gospel.

For example, Eggins (2004) identifies that field is related to the number of technical terms employed in communication, thereby focussing on linguistic features.

This is mainly due to the difficulty inherent to the acoustic database conditions and the list of terms (containing foreign terms) employed in this evaluation.

For example, of the total number of evolutionary terms employed in the texts, only 0.005%, 0.006%, and 0.008% occurred in the plant form and function sections.

Table 1 Glossary of terms employed in GEOMAGIA50 Term Description Entry A row of information within a results or metadata table.

Finally, results for a series of representatives cases are presented and the sensitivity of the solution to the number of terms employed in the expansion is investigated.

Congruence, in mathematics, a term employed in several senses, each connoting harmonious relation, agreement, or correspondence.

However, any public justification view (including convergence views) should appeal to some notion of publicity, since while public justification can, on some views, occur without public recognition, many make the public recognition of justification to all a constitutive condition of a polity's coercive laws being fully publicly justified in the broad sense of the term employed in this article.

Much of what disturbed me about the group was its approach to rape culture: There is a term employed in both communities to describe when women who, after seeming willing to go home with someone or engage in sex, at the last minute decide they don't want to anymore.

A consumerist model may view patients as consumers, whereas a socialised model like the one South Africa is moving towards with the NHI may view patients as beneficiaries or as entitled 'users' - the term employed in the National Health Act No 61 of 2003 [ 5].

The differences in the mechanisms of different types of secretion systems are further highlighted in the specific terms employed and the differences in term distributions.