explanatory terms造句

• Logically, the next step is to excise " Dalriada " from WP except as a parenthesised explanatory term and as a redirect.
• Brokers say such clauses can stretch negotiations out for days . Market conditions may seem to be a self-explanatory term _ until one tries to define the market.
• It was in common use in Europe up to World War I . In North America self-explanatory terms such as candle per square inch and candle per square meter were more common.
• Not know exactly what organizational theory is ( unless it is very much a self explanatory term ) understanding how your sector fits into an overall organisational strategy would, again, be beneficial to all managers.
• Basically, it's a dictionary definition of a self-explanatory term ( starts out " Nude chatting is . . . chatting on the internet while they are nude " ), with what I see as very little hope of it becoming anything more.
• "' Delete "'- as the original prodder, I think my original prod reason  " Inaccurate ( the educational use is hardly the most common usage ) dicdef; IMO not worth transwikiing due to the inaccuracy and the fact that it's a self-explanatory term "  sums it up .  " scent " 18 : 55, 12 April 2008 ( UTC)
• In the last decade of his life, Klein was deeply immersed in an attempt to disentangle the duality of explanations inherent in psychoanalytic theory, the experience-near clinical level from its abstract base, its metapsychology Designating the clinical level a " theory of personal encounter ", Klein proposed the cognitive concepts such as " meaning ", " awareness ", " peremptory ideation, and intentionality " as the more appropriate explanatory terms than the natural-science based concepts of drives, energies and mechanisms.