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term and became
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It
became the sole `` subject ''
of `` international law '' (
a term which
, it
is pertinent
to remember
, was coined by Bentham )
, a body
of legal principle which by
and large was made up
of what Western nations could do
in the world arena
.
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These
became `` strays ''
, the
term bein' restricted
to cattle
, however
, as hosses
, under like circumstances
, were spoken
of as `` stray hosses ''
, not merely `` strays ''
.
The term soon
became used
and applied
to all stolen animals
.
The term became popular again
in Australia first
, when George Giffen
, in his memoirs ( With Bat
and Ball
, 1899 ), used the
term as if it were well known
.
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Peter Lombard ( died 1160 )
is the first writer known
to have used the
term, which did not become the usual name
in the West till towards the end
of the twelfth century
, and never
became current
in the East
.
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While the
term fall gradually
became obsolete
in Britain
, it
became the more common
term in North America
.
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Oreichalkos
, the Ancient Greek translation
of this
term, was later adapted
to the Latin aurichalcum meaning " golden copper " which
became the standard
term for brass
.
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Two years later
, the re-elected Clinton
became the first member
of the Democratic Party since Franklin D
. Roosevelt
to win
a second full
term as president
.
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After the southern part
of Ireland
became independent
in 1922
, the team continued
to be termed the British Isles
, referring
to the British Isles geographic
term, rather than national citizenship
.
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During Selig's
term of service
, the use
of steroids
and other performance enhancing drugs
became a public issue
.
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Originally the word " broadband " had
a technical meaning
, but
became a marketing
term for any kind
of relatively high-speed computer network or Internet access technology
.
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By that time
, the majority
of black people were U
. S .- born
, so use
of the
term " African "
became problematic
.
The term " Bolshie " later
became a slang
term for anyone
who was rebellious
, aggressive or truculent
.
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A new Constitution was approved by plebiscite characterized by the absence
of registration lists
, on September 11
, 1980
, and General Pinochet
became president
of the republic for an 8-year
term.
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From
a popular perspective
, the
term Chicano
became widely visible outside
of Chicano communities during the American civil rights movement
.
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However
, as the
term became politicized
, its use fell out
of favor
as a means
of referring
to the entire population
.
The term casuistry quickly
became pejorative with Blaise Pascal's attack on the misuse
of casuistry
.
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It was famously attacked by the Catholic
and Jansenist philosopher Pascal
, during the formulary controversy against the Jesuits
, in his Provincial Letters
as the use
of rhetorics
to justify moral laxity
, which
became identified by the public with Jesuitism ; hence the everyday use
of the
term to mean complex
and sophistic reasoning
to justify moral laxity
.
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Certain clerics
in many dioceses at the time
, not just that
of Rome
, were said
to be the key personnel — the
term gradually
became exclusive
to Rome
to indicate those entrusted with electing the bishop
of Rome
, the pope
.
term and useful
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Kernighan's
term is used
to indicate that WYSIWYG systems might throw away information
in a document that could be
useful in other contexts
.
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Another
useful term is the heat
of combustion
, which
is the energy released due
to a combustion reaction
and often applied
in the study
of fuels
.
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With the increasing complexities
of the information age
, consultants
and executives have found the
term useful to describe the design
of business processes
as well
as manufacturing processes
.
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Although the
term " fighter " specifies aircraft designed
to shoot down other aircraft
, such designs are often also
useful as multirole fighter-bombers
, strike fighters
, and sometimes lighter
, fighter-sized tactical ground-attack aircraft
.
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Some historians
and political theorists believe that the
term feudalism has been deprived
of specific meaning by the many ways it has been used
, leading them
to reject it
as a useful concept for understanding society
.
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Ultimately
, critics say
, the many ways the
term feudalism has been used have deprived it
of specific meaning
, leading some historians
and political theorists
to reject it
as a useful concept for understanding society
.
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In
a ring all
of whose ideals are principal (
a principal ideal domain or PID ), this ideal will be identical with the set
of multiples
of some ring element d ; then this d
is a greatest common divisor
of a and b
. But the ideal (
a, b ) can be
useful even when there
is no greatest common divisor
of a and b
. ( Indeed
, Ernst Kummer used this ideal
as a replacement for
a gcd
in his treatment
of Fermat's Last Theorem
, although he envisioned it
as the set
of multiples
of some hypothetical
, or ideal
, ring element d
, whence the ring-theoretic
term.
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Neither
term is part
of a rigorous taxonomy — instead they are approximate ways
of characterizing stories that reviewers
and commentators have found
useful.
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While smart materials
and nanosensors both exemplify
useful applications
of MNT
, they pale
in comparison with the complexity
of the technology most popularly associated with the
term: the replicating nanorobot
.
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Stephen A
. Kent analyzes
and summarizes the use
of the brainwashing meme by non-sociologists
in the period 2000-2007
, finding the
term useful not only
in the context
of " New Religions / Cults ", but equally under the headings
of " Teen Behavior Modification Programs ; Terrorist Groups ; Dysfunctional Corporate Culture ; Interpersonal Violence ;
and Alleged Chinese Governmental Human Rights Violations Against Falun Gong ".
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In modern usage
, the
term patent usually refers
to the right granted
to anyone
who invents any new
, useful, and non-obvious process
, machine
, article
of manufacture
, or composition
of matter
.
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Another important factor that affects the accuracy
of tree reconstruction
is whether the data analyzed actually contain
a useful phylogenetic signal
, a term that
is used generally
to denote whether
a character evolves slowly enough
to have the same state
in closely related taxa
as opposed
to varying randomly
.
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This
is because there are consistencies
of style over this period which make having
a single
term useful.
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" Although historians
of science continue
to debate the exact meaning
of the
term, and even
its validity
, the scientific revolution still remains
a useful concept
to interpret the many changes
in science
.
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Before the 20th century
, the
term was uncommon
in English
, and usually referred
to the description or study
of the
useful arts
.
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I have called this principle
, by which each slight variation
, if
useful, is preserved
, by the
term of Natural Selection
, in order to mark
its relation
to man's power
of selection
.
The term is derived from the Trojan Horse story
in Greek mythology because Trojan horses employ
a form
of “ social engineering ,” presenting themselves
as harmless
, useful gifts
, in order to persuade victims
to install them on their computers
.
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To that end
, the Court ruled
in Dumbra v
. United States
,, that the
term probable cause means " less than evidence that would justify condemnation ," reiterating Carroll's assertion that it merely requires that the facts available
to the officer would " warrant
a man
of reasonable caution "
in the belief that specific items may be contraband or stolen property or
useful as evidence
of a crime
.
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As
of 2010
, the
term has diffused beyond engineering
, and appears
in the headlines
of mainstream newspapers
, especially
to describe the commercially
useful rare earth elements ( particularly terbium
, erbium
, dysprosium
, yttrium
, and neodymium ).
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From
a pharmacological standpoint it
is not
a useful term, as is evidenced by the historically varied usage
of the word
.
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Thus
, in traditional use
, the
term “ free ” was attached
to Gibbs free energy
, i
. e., for systems at constant pressure
and temperature
, or
to Helmholtz free energy
, i
. e., for systems at constant volume
and temperature
, to mean ‘ available
in the form
of useful work .’ With reference
to the Gibbs free energy
, we add the qualification that it
is the energy free for non-volume work
.
The sixth
and earlier editions
of the book also provided case citations for the
term cited
, which some lawyers view
as its most
useful feature
, providing
a useful starting point with leading cases
.
The pulse
is a decidedly low tech / high yield
and antiquated
term still
useful at the bedside
in an age
of computational analysis
of cardiac performance
.
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