Examples of using Using the term in English and their translations into Japanese
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Using the term“real-time payments” implies that this partnership is using xCurrent, as xRapid“settles” in real time.
But using the term in this way not only fails to fully convey Orwell's message, it actually risks doing precisely what he tried to warn against.
We can also express what I describe as common main routines in the section of"Demarcation of Figure and Ground When Recognizing Something" of this book, using the term"inversion of control.
Even then it refused to use the name"Greenwich", instead using the term"Paris mean time, retarded by 9 minutes and 21 seconds".
Using the term'school shooting' to describe events in which the shooter intended no harm to anyone but himself, or where a gun was fired accidentally, is plainly misleading," opinion writer Becket Adams wrote in the Washington Examiner.
So unless you're going to draw distinctions carefully, the way this article does, we suggest it is better to avoid using the term''selling software'' and choose some other wording instead.
Many people have suddenly become very hesitant about using the term“multicultural society.” Or they hesitate to use it approvingly, as a desirable ideal that social reality should at least approximate.
Using the term“Red Ships,” he calls for a“Second Opening” of Japan, by which he means another complete re-evaluation of Japan's place in the world, its international relations, governance and economic systems.
Teaching new users about freedom became more difficult in 1998, when a part of the community decided to stop using the term"free software" and say"open source software" instead.
Do you young people not use the term these days?
Government officials use the term.
And I use the term fair value.
I find we often use the term“team” in this manner.
I often use the term"casting a broad net.".
We wouldn't use the term"heart.".
Evolutionists even today still use the term“historical science”.
We use the term“ideally” frequently.
Both use the term“unique opportunity.”.