Sentence examples for which we coined from inspiring English sources

This project, which we coined "The Art of Red Tide Science," consisted of a team effort between scientists from MML and students from Ringling College of Art and Design.

We also identify and discuss four interrelated pillars of a knowledge society which we coined as follows, information and communication technology (ICT) and connectivity; usable content; infrastructure and deliverability and human intellectual capability.

In China, there has been an increase in the number of people who report suboptimal health in the absence of a diagnosable condition, which we coined as suboptimal health status (SHS [6, 7].

When applied to a surface mesh representation or a volume mesh of the part to be optimised, information like the one depicted in Figure 3, for which we coined the term 'sensitivity maps', can be generated: A surface sensitivity map tells us for each and every surface node how the objective function changes w.r.t. an infinitesimally small normal displacement of this surface node.

We established that high density aggregations exist (up to 26 dead ants/m2), which we coined graveyards.

We developed a sample preparation technique for high-resolution three-dimensional correlative fluorescence and electron microscopy characterization of adhesive structures in cellular environment, which we coined VMP for ventral membrane preparations (Anderson, Page, Beck, Nickell, Volkmann and Hanein, manuscript in preparation).

We distinguished that GBM and M2-like immunosuppressive macrophages promote angiogenesis, while M1-like pro-inflammatory macrophages suppress angiogenesis, which we coin "inflammation-driven angiogenesis".

What emerges is, therefore, a huge disparity, which we coin the 6/94 gap in HIA, even worse than the widely known 10/90 gap in health research (10% of health research funding is utilized for diseases causing 90% of the global burden of disease).

The flexibility of this cost function, provided by parameters and, and robust characteristics make it well-suited to define an -type estimator, which we coin the M-GC estimator.

Based on the results of this project, the present article addresses an attitudinal and behavioral mode which we have coined "senior coolness".

An unpumped SQUID acts as an inductance, the Josephson inductance, whereas a flux-pumped SQUID develops an additional, parallel element which we have coined the "pumpistor".