Sentence examples for use the standard term from inspiring English sources

Houses would be built by housebuilders, to use the standard term for the companies that buy land, win planning permission and then (sometimes) put homes on it.

Meanwhile, we use the standard STDP rule for the Long Term Depression (LTD) part of the algorithm.

The first use of the standard term dates back to 1138 AD when "a king was the only creator of a standard" ([26], p. 25).

We tested our method using simulated, phantom and ex-vivo mouse data, and found that it provides reconstructions with better spatial localisation and size of fluorochrome inclusions than using the standard Tikhonov penalty term.

For example, the term 'manual' (for the randomised controlled trial intervention) was criticised since pro-recovery working is individualised, but retained as the standard term used in clinical practice.

Often the relationship between the subjective experience of illness and public accounts is expressed in terms of conflict and intrusion upon private space, as indicated in the standard term used in this connection: "colonisation of the lifeworld" [ 20].

Each dimension used the standard definition of terms included in the instrument in the curriculum.

But couldn't the Republicans have used the word "watchdog," which is the standard term, or at least found some other gender-neutral expression?

Moreover, Rosenfeld et al.'s study makes use of ODEs using the standard QSS and hyperbolic terms.

While indexing, term features are weighted using the standard atc approach; a for augmented term frequency weights, t for inverse document (in this case sentence) frequency weight and c for cosine normalization (Salton, 1971).

While we generally use the term "standard of care" to imply state of the art, the standard may refer more reliably to the state of the status quo, the nature of which is to defend itself.