be termed

By then the your consciousness levels will also have been lifted up to heights that would be termed as Galactic.

Much of the preceding discussion has focused on the technical requirements for a piece of software to be termed a component.

His views seem to us to fall far short of what may fairly be termed even a statesmanlike Anti-Slavery creed.

This is not so much an attack against what might be termed fantasy or myth but rather a defence of the dogma.

To muster his host and bring it into danger: --this may be termed the business of the general.

A meteorite can only be termed so, when it has been formally classified by a recognised institution.

Another form of apomixis in which seeds develop from unfertilized gametes can also be termed parthenogenesis.

Once "cheap and cheerful" , Gambian accommodation has improved, and the Coco Ocean Resort and Spa can only be termed luxurious.

Furniture originality are everything, every piece of furniture can be termed works of art.

But I suppose that would only be termed a temporary solution.

A "partial agonist" should be termed "agonist with intermediate intrinsic efficacy" in a given tissue.

Given that many live in conditions which in Britain would be termed as poverty, it's impossible not to be touched.

Every programmer today knows the orthogonality principle (which would better be termed the orthogonal completeness principle).

Occasionally, we engage in local projects that would, in a noncombat environment, be termed humanitarian assistance.

Two much smaller abscesses are seen here, one at the upper center and one at the lower right. These could be termed "microabscesses" .

Trademarks can also be termed service marks when used to identify a service.

Teacher-Student relationship can be termed as human relations in language classroom.

Habit, like memory, has an artificial organization counterpart that can be termed 'organizational routine. '

In the past, some libelous communications were punished even if true. Today, however, only false statements can be termed libel.

The second delusion might be termed excessive faith in shock-and-awe.

The whole movement may be termed free, active and effortless and give a more or less fluid picture.

A global system of what may be termed refined Leylines and Axialtonal lines were networked, and indeed charged with Crystals.

This can be termed "vehicle villa, " a horrifying car "luxury imports" .

There you will find what might be termed the aristocracy of wit.

Separation processes can essentially be termed as mass transfer processes.

His drama might be termed a tragedy.

However, there are obvious limitations with this response and it cannot be termed telecare .

This stage of development may be termed small-scale integration.

The features may be termed perfect no statuary's chisel could improve them.

The Dutch-roll oscillation may from a piloting standpoint be termed a nuisance factor.

The results can charitably be termed unsatisfactory.

It could even be termed as a retrograde step in human culture .

The conclusion is that GM RR soy cannot be termed sustainable or responsible.

What baffles Westerners most is that nearly every elderly Tibetan can be termed an expert in hospice care.

The first can be termed a general social phobia.

I see what may be termed an aggregation, but not an association; there is as yet neither public good nor body politic.

Yielding can properly be termed failure.

If the edena still doesn't disappear after the rest or the edena more weigh again have no other anomaly, be termed a pregnancy edena.

So what are you expecting from what could be termed one of your home races?

Identity may be termed as action which is conscious of itself.

It is not strictly a coal or it can be termed as the most immatured coal.

Here are some larger areas of gastric hemorrhage that could best be termed "erosions" because the superficial mucosa is eroded away.

The following situation can be termed as major incident stated in the preceding paragraph:

And your true rights be termed a poet's rage