Sentence examples for this term originate from inspiring English sources

How did this term originate, and why is it used so often?

This term originates in the third-order term of (z) in the expansion of the potential in Eq. (1).

This term originates from the thread-like topological defects observed in nematics, which are formally called 'disclinations'disclinations

This term originated from human epileptology where aura in early ILAE classifications was used "to denote symptomatology that encompasses subjective sensory phenomena as well as vegetative signs (for example, the epigastric sensations accompanying mesial temporal epilepsy)" and thus did not include motor phenomena.

Particular emphasis falls on the Hokusai Manga as a precursor, though Hokusai's book is not a narrative, nor does the term originate with him.

This definition reflects the business management context in which the term originated.

Whilst this may be appropriate in the discourse in which the term originated, clinical trials of pharmaceutical products, the continuing use of the term in other discourses may impose inappropriate patterns of thought and meaning.

God knows where that term originated.

The use of the term originated with the dubious Joe the Plumber episode, subject of my Comment in the magazine this week.

"Boston Pops," then, originally meant a series of "Boston Popular Concerts". That's what it would have meant in England, where the term originated.

In sports, the term originated in card games like bridge, in which, since the 19th century, a grand slam has meant taking all 13 tricks.