Sentence examples for was first termed from inspiring English sources

The word sebaceous, meaning "consisting of sebum", was first termed in 1728 and comes from the Latin for tallow.

The Pass and Stow bell was first termed "the Liberty Bell" in the New York Anti-Slavery Society's journal, Anti-Slavery Record.

Alexithymia has been a familiar conception as "no words for feeling" in psychiatry and psychosomatic medicine since it was first termed by Sifneos [ 1].

The reduction of genetic diversity surrounding the QTL is caused by the effect of "hitch-hiking", which was first termed by Maynard Smith and Haigh [ 10].

The ability of a domain to form different combinations was first termed domain mobility [ 1, 11] and this term is still sometimes used in the context of intron-wise modular recombination [ 12].

EED was first termed tropical enteropathy [ 3], but was renamed environmental enteropathy when it became clear that impoverished living conditions, rather than geographical location per se, were the most important determinants of this subclinical pathology [ 16].

It was first-term Gov. Jerry Brown, when he signed into law the Uniform Determinate Sentencing Act in 1976.

But are second terms inevitably cursed?

The second are first-term Republicans, who make up more than a third of his caucus.

Some other policy areas went largely unmentioned, but were first-term priorities that might receive more attention over the next four years.

Participants were second term iCompetence Bachelor students.