Sentence examples for terms used within from inspiring English sources

3. "Butch" and "femme" are traditional terms used within the lesbian community.

The modern iteration of "trigger warning," or "TW," as it's commonly written, came out of the feminist blogosphere, and, like many other terms used within insular, politically active communities, addressed a specific need.

"Trade" is a version of "on the down-low" – terms used within black LGBT communities to describe a man who doesn't "appear gay" but who engages in sex with men unbeknownst to his family and most of his friends.

To align GEOMAGIA50 with the MagIC database (Constable et al. 2006), we redefined some of the terms used within the database.

> Ontologies provide vocabularies of the terms used within a domain.

This category refers to the total number of complex terms used within the dental profession.

The 2009 Health Needs Assessment report on Cumbria's Gypsy Travellers stated: "Seventy-nine per cent of respondents reported that either they or a family member suffered from depression or 'nerves' [a general term used within the community for anxiety, often reactive to circumstances such as the threat of eviction].

Male and female body size was analyzed using a full factorial linear model (lm function; mating system and sex as fixed effects; no interaction term) using within replicate means to avoid pseudoreplication (n = 36).

They risk the social stigma from they outside world, like being called 'gold diggers' or 'whores' two terms used by the young men within our focus groups," the report reads.

They risk the social stigma from they outside world, like being called gold diggers or whores – two terms used by the young men within our focus groups," read the report.

Autophagolysosomes and phagolysosomes are terms used to describe the compartments within these two pathways that have undergone lysosome fusion which facilitates breakdown of internal components.