Sentence examples for terms top from inspiring English sources

The implied sexual roles, equivalent to the Western gay terms "top" and "bottom," are strictly enforced.

You can see your top posts, top referrers, top search engine terms, top clicked links, and a few other things.

Of these, the 1975 paper by Haim Harari was the first to coin the terms top and bottom for the additional quarks.

The terms "top" and "bottom" are shorthand for aggregate and disaggregated models.

An enrichment analysis for Gene Ontology (GO) Biological Processes (BP) terms (top 15 given in Table  2, for a complete list see Additional file 1) revealed that mainly development-related processes were detected.

The report shows that social networking related terms topped results, accounting for 4.2percentt of the top 50 searches, an increase of 12percentt compared with 2010.

In addition, the terms "top-down" and "bottom-up" may be interpreted differently, with consequent confusion of terminology.

Thus, we replaced collapsing clusters with extracting both the lowest peaks (termed "bottom") and the highest peaks (termed "top").

The term top 40 never did refer, as the literal-minded might have thought, to music preferred by people over 40 years of age.

McDonald's expects near-term top and bottom-line growth to remain under pressure in part because the company must top strong results from a year earlier, the company's chief executive, Don Thompson, said in a conference call with analysts.

I think gold is at an intermediate term top.