Sentence examples for the term retained from inspiring English sources

The term retained its derogatory overtones until the 19th century, at which time a positive critical revaluation of Gothic architecture took place.

The term retained its earlier suggestion that such movies relied on formulaic plots, "stock" character types, and simplistic action or unsophisticated comedy.

There are major differences in the history of socialist parties and ideas in Europe compared to the United States – it doesn't have the sour tinge the term retains here across the pond.

In particular, having only 35% of the terms retained results in a somewhat higher residual SI power than retaining all of the terms.

The terms retained in this process assure that for moderate Reynolds numbers the resulting equations are uniformly valid between the body surface and the shock, which may be treated as a thin discontinuity.

An axisymmetric folded horn is considered for which the wave equation with the non-linear term retained is solved by the finite element method.

The nonlinear part f (v, t) was then expanded by Taylor series and only the first-order term retained in the polynomial.

To quickly examine the long-term retained oily-like material on the intraocular lens (IOL) of a sutureless cataract surgical patient.

The numerical scheme is accurate up to fifth-order in time and fourth-order accurate in space, thus reducing all truncation errors to a level smaller than the dispersive terms retained by most extended Boussinesq models.

By using the method of assumed modes to describe the deformations of the three sub-layer beams, with the longitudinal shrinking caused by transverse deformation included and all the high-order terms retained, the high-order approximate coupling (HOAC) dynamic equations of a hub-ACLD beam system are derived.

We changed the term 'implant retained teeth' to 'implant retained crown, bridge or denture' to increase conceptual and semantic equivalence in all related items.