Sentence examples for thousands of terms from inspiring English sources

The book included many scientific and technical words, as well as thousands of terms unique to American English, including squash, moose, levee, prairie and skunk.

And most of the time, we outrank the soft drink companies because the term "orange soda" is just one of thousands of terms they are trying to get ranked on, while it's core to our brand.

Stephanie Krebs, marketing manager of ForRent.com, an apartment listing service operated by Trader Publishing, said she began advertising with Google's AdSense in March, bidding on thousands of terms like "apartment" or "apartment for rent in Dallas".

Many real-world ontologies contain thousands of terms and are developed by multiple participants.

It's also removed thousands of terms from being suggested as searches in its typeahead.

"Imagine then, the power of an ontology consisting of thousands of terms covering most of the common activities that comprise our personal and professional lives ranging from life transitions, education, entertainment, buying and selling.

It was another West Ham cast-off, the Bulgarian Svetoslav Todorov, whose 20th goal of term in the 73rd minute, made the difference.

For the 1st and 3rd terms above, each of them is a sum of independently distributed terms with mean zero from the nonvalidation and validation subsamples, respectively.

A review of Bush's record in the first 16th of his term is better directed to what the gathering Bush administration is and is not.

According to the WHO report [ 1], Ethiopia is ranked 7th among 22 countries world-wide with a high burden of TB, and 3rd in terms of the number of EPTB cases.

From these results, Korea is estimated to rank 14th among the 30 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries in terms of diabetes prevalence and 9th in terms of the number of cases (13).