Sentence examples for the terms developed from inspiring English sources
We use the terms "developed" and "developing" (and in respect of the latter also "emerging" and "transitional") for convenience, as these terms are widely used and their meaning generally understood, but we do so self-consciously, recognising that they are both complex and contested and constructed from a particular, northern/western perspective.
The press defines the terms, develops the ideas and images we use to describe candidates, and thereby frames the judgments we make.
The common usage of the term developed about 1980; historically, a klezmer (plural: klezmorim or klezmers) was a male professional instrumental musician, usually Jewish, who played in a band hired for special occasions in eastern European communities.
Jasanoff refers to the term developed by Bruce Ackerman in 1983.Introduction, 10. gWith the exception of M. Tallacchini, J. Dratwa, and K.S. Rajan, who inchapters 8, 12, and 9 accordingly deal with the supranational and global aspects ofbioconstitutionalism.
The search used the search term magnesium sul* combined with an individual country name and magnesium sul* combined with the term "developing countries".
The term developing countries in this study includes all nations with a per capita income below 3,600 US Dollars in 2004.
Suppes (1978) emphasized the mutual untranslatability of the descriptive terms developed in the course of scientific specialization.
The genes assigned to InterPro ID were classified according to the GO terms developed by InterPro using Plant GO Slim (; [ 38]).
xvii + 265 pp. The application of the theories and terms developed by Mikhail Bakhtin has become, it seems, something of a literary critical pastime.
This paper uses the terminology as defined in the glossary on pharmaceutical terms developed by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Pharmaceutical Pricing and Reimbursement Policies [ 37].
Search terms will be revised as the review progresses and further search terms developed as the review develops.
