Member, rather than student, is the terminology for participants in this tuition-free program.
It furthermore introduces the terminology for describing enzyme localization and movement on the cellulose nanocrystals.
When the terminology for the planet's rising temperatures pivoted some years ago, it had nothing to do with thermometers.
"The terminology for me is 'affordable.' And in this city more and more people are just being moved out.
One teacher told the NUT survey: "The terminology for Spag is a constant cause of stress for children who find it all confusing.
Even entry-level X-type Jaguars have this arrangement, though grander Jags are fully "leather trimmed" -- the terminology for all-leather seating.
And in the way of introducing terminology, let me introduce the terminology for a few basic and important interconnections of systems.
Given its increasing complexity, the terminology for female pelvic floor disorders needs to be updated in addition to existing terminology of the lower urinary tract.
Lessig describes "a router product that would enable an I.S.P. to encrypt Internet traffic at the link level -- between gateways," but doesn't decipher the terminology for the nonnetwork administrator.
But Dr. Osterholm, the Minnesota expert, said that "you can't use the terminology for just worldwide transmission, because if you did that, you would say every seasonal flu year is a pandemic".
(Reuters) Pinickity wikiness In a blink and miss it interview with PCWorld.com, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales describes the "delightful religious wars" among the wiki community over the terminology for Creative Commons Licenses and GNU Free Documentation.
