Примери за terming

• That is why we have been terming selection in biological evolution gene-based.

• I am terming these the narrow and the broad approach to genetic identity, and each has significance for analysing race and, in particular, whiteness.

• Of course, terming the time of test levels as pre versus post refers to the training that only the experimental group participants received.

• And what we are terming pre-commercial procurement has to be seen as part of the strategy.

• Hence, nations can be very careful about terming an agreement to be a treaty.

• He then wrote an early short story about the idea, terming it a virus and foreseeing how some could profit from them.

• However, the review criticised the film's climax terming it as amateur, thereby diluting the whole film's impact.

• According to local newspapers at the time; the phenomena was met with mixed criticism, some terming it a miracle, others calling it haunted.

• There "have" been many periods of prolonged economic underperformance in particular countries/regions since 1945, detailed below, but terming these as depressions is controversial.

• The post commander ordered him to get rid of the buffalo, terming it a public nuisance.

• Terming this era as knock-em-out, drag-em-out obstetrics, when twilight sleep and general anesthesia were common in hospital deliveries, he decided to develop his own method.

• Calmes had no hesitation in terming the events of 1848 a revolution, as there was a brusque and profound social and political change.

• Navlakha also responded by terming his detention a paranoia unbecoming of the state authorities.

• His estimation of her (and as he reveals of womankind) is based primarily upon her sexuality and place within marriage, terming marriage the great female destiny.

• Thompson (1995), however, treated mass communication not as a part of mediated communication, but on par with mediated and face-to-face communication, terming it mediated quasi-interaction.