Sentence examples for the former term from inspiring English sources
The former term has apparently never been formally defined except in the local Czech literature, whereas the latter was applied in various contexts, making the terminology confusing.
The former term describes a yield stress drop and the latter one the degree of microstructure reversibility upon load path changes.
The most widely used title for Jesus was Lord (Greek: Kyrios), undoubtedly because for non-Jews it was more comprehensible than Christ; the former term also implied adoration.
Neither the Regulation nor the Commission Proposal for the Regulation defines the phrase "provision of services," which casts uncertainty on whether "financial services" is included within the meaning of the former term.
The former term is not entirely suitable in that it does not define the type of radiation as ionizing and allows possible confusion with other types of radiation (e.g., infra-red).
The former term, hysteria, is derived from the Greek hystera, meaning "uterus," and reflects the ancient notion that hysteria was a specifically female disorder resulting from disturbances in uterine functions.
The public is "aghast" at the "Brexit pantomime" in Westminster, Sinn Féin's deputy leader, Michelle O'Neill, has told the Northern Ireland secretary, Karen Bradley, in what the former termed a "frank discussion".
But while I think the term "White Fragility" is less sweet than some of the former terms, I'm not letting it off the hook.
In our discussion of unrooted phylogenies, we refrain from using the common terms "sister group" and "clade" in favor of the terms "adjacent group" and "clan" as the former terms imply a rooting hypothesis a priori [22].
Controls over changes in synthesis of these two groups of proteins, the former termed hydrins and the latter rehydrins, are not mechanistically linked.
The activation of IFN genes in DCs depends on IFN regulatory factors 7 (IRF7) and 3 (IRF3), the former termed "master regulator of type I IFN synthesis".
