Sentence examples for the term en from inspiring English sources

The term "en bloc" duplication is used here in the context described by Abi-Rached et al. [ 17].

Valla's grammatical approach is evident in his rejection of the scholastic term ens.

Among the priestesses the highest-ranking was termed en (Akkadian: entu).

In 1893, André Gide coined the term mise en abyme — literally, "placing into the abyss" — to describe the technique of framing a story within a story.

The term rock en espanol is all-purpose and all-inclusive, grouping musicians whose only real points in common are that they grew up admiring Anglo-American rock bands and that they sing in Spanish.

Special terms: En passant,, Check,, Checkmate or Mate, Resign or Draw are designated as written, where in Algebraic these terms have abbreviations and symbols.

Using the definition of E n (x), we can expand the term E n (x) - En - 1 x) as: (F-2).

Using the definition of E n (x), we can expand the term E n (x) - En - 1 x) as: (C-2).

The term "wingspan" is now en vogue among NBA teams and scouts when considering prospects ahead of the NBA draft.

Tim Wise summarizes this vast literature, noting that during slavery, "the term 'white' to describe Europeans en masse was born as an umbrella term to capture the new pan-Euro unity needed to defend the system of African slavery and Indian genocide going on in the Americas.

CAA rules state any structure over 150 metres in height - what the CAA terms an "en-route obstacle" - must be fitted with "medium-intensity red lights" on the roof or top of the structure.