Sentence examples for the particular term from inspiring English sources

"Megaginormous" was the particular term he used.

Depicted is the ratio of the average one-year-ahead forecast areas under the ROC curves with and without the particular term.

These assignments are integrated into the PeptideAtlas for each protein and hyperlinked to further information regarding the particular term.

And the particular terms are not only unknown to the public, but dependent upon the bargaining leverage that you had in negotiating as well as the shareholdings of your venture capital co-investors.

(Elliott maintains that it's never made an argument about the broader meaning of pari passu, saying that it's proffered only specific readings of the particular terms of its contracts with Peru and Argentina).

Stacking free energies therefore well reproduce the relation between the particular terms on a relative scale.

But I think that the use of this particular term in this context isn't ideal.

Due to a scheduling conflict during this particular term, the two sections had substantially different incoming performance levels.

The meaning of a theoretical term is a product of two factors: the relationship of the theory or theories of which it is a part to its observational consequences and the role that particular term plays within those theories.

A score based on Fisher's exact test reflected the probability that the prevalence of a particular term within a cluster was due to chance alone, given the prevalence of that term in the population of all genes under study.

This means that whoever bids the most for a particular term, "digital cameras", say, gets their link on the top of a list whenever anyone types that phrase into the search box.