Sentence examples for we will term from inspiring English sources

These models are then put in on orderly fashion with the help of an improved quantitative shape descriptor which we will term as Horizontal Light Field Descriptor, since it assembles detailed shape characteristics.

As with candidate gene studies, concerns related to low statistical power due to a combination of potential pre-testing and publication bias likely hold some validity in what we will term candidate gene*environment interactions.

The invariant curves in Theorems A and B along with the x-axis, split a neighborhood of ((0,0)) into either two or four regions, which we will term sectors.

We will term μi + 1− μ i as the distance from S i to Si + 1, and the distance from S i to Si + 1 will be determined by Δi,1and Δi + 1,0.

We will term this capacity to navigate or to do what is best in the concrete situation "wisdom," drawing partly on the Aristotelian understanding of wisdom (Greek: phronesis) as the capacity to do what is right to do in constantly changing situations.

The most literal understanding, which we will term the logicist view, is the one that regards language itself as a logical meaning representation with a compositional, indexical semantics—at least when we have added brackets as determined by parse trees, and perhaps certain other augmentation (variables, lambda-operators, etc).

To this writer's mind, one of the most glaring examples is a condition we'll term here as the voter mistress effect.

Ellie Gibson reached what we'll now term the Izzard Threshold courtesy of a recent gig at the Peckham Liberal Club.

We will announce terms when they are final".

Thus we will estimate J1- J10 term by term.

Oh, we will finish the term of our government and we will go into an election.