Sentence examples for the term to express from inspiring English sources
She coined the term to express the idea that there is not one but a wide range of disorders that all share the essential features of autism.
Unlike our identification of the term "profit" solely in terms of financial gain, the French also use the term to express the ways in which one "takes advantage" of life, friendships, education and leisure time.
Here, Hasker, is using the term to express a view structurally like one (vitalism) that the British emergentists were anxious to disavow, thus proving that the term is capable of evoking all manner of ideas for metaphysicians.
Precision is the most often quoted term to express the extent of errors in the given analytical results.
"It's more than appropriate for the governor-general approaching the end of her term to express a personal view on a number of subjects and that's what she was doing, she was expressing a personal view and, as you would expect from Quentin Bryce, she did it with grace and style," he said.
Furthermore, the tropospheric delay gradient model (e.g., MacMillan 1995) expresses the tropospheric delay as a combination of the ZTD and an additional term to express azimuthal dependence, represented by the tropospheric delay gradient.
(3) p. 19 -20 (Methods, Fitness Evaluation The term "fitness" is used for different meanings from that in the evolutionary biology and the population genetics. I recommend the authors to use different term to express "fitness" in their manuscript.
For some, translational research is a term to express the integration of basic sciences and clinical research ("from bench to bedside"); for others, it means to accelerate the transfer of new knowledge to practice.
So when you go to the doctors, they don't go into a lot of detail when they examine you and sometimes, when you're learning English, you don't learn the medical terms to express yourself.
There were especially made adjective-expressions for sensory evaluation that are well developed in the Korean language, hence, the existence of numerous adjective terms to express the taste of Makgeolli.
In the latter part of this paper, the basic equations of the k ε model are modified to include new terms to express the effect of snow particles as moving obstacles on a flow field based on the concept of canopy-flow modeling.
