Примери за използване на Term derives на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The term derives from terror.
If you recall from seminary, that term derives from the Greek word for a nature spirit.
That term derives from the legend that Julius Caesar was born in that fashion.
Because Paris really had been the site of revolution- indeed, much of our visual understanding of the term derives from what we think we know of the events there in the years 1789-1794- it was sometimes difficult to distinguish between politics, parody, pastiche… and performance.
The term derives from Greek ζηλωτής(zelotes),"emulator, zealous admirer or follower".
The term derives from Freudian psychoanalysis.
The term derives from the Latin civis, citizen.
The term derives from the greek pais which means the Child and Iatros which means doctor.
The term derives from the traditional belief that Julius Caesar was born by this method.
That term derives from the Latin"jejunus," which means"empty of food,""meager," or"hungry.".
The term derives from the union of the Greek words αίμα, which means blood, and and ποιὲω, which means to create.
The term derives from the fact that a“butt” is a wooden cask and“scuttle” is the act of drilling a hole in or tapping the butt.
The term derives directly from horse racing and means a bet on a particular horse placed long before the start of the race.
The term derives from”thumb”, and the philosophy behind it is, that it needs to be little, no bigger than your thumb, so it would not take much of your time.
The term derives from the humoral medicine of the ancient Greeks, which taught that the balance of fluids in the human body, known as humors, control human health and emotion.
The term derives from the mostly humorous early work in the medium, and came to apply to that form of the medium including those far from comic.
Though the term derives from the humorous work that predominated in early American newspaper comic strips, it has become standard for non-humorous works too.
Though the term derives from the humorous(or comic) work that predominated in early American newspaper comic strips, it has become standard also for non-humorous works.
The term derives from the Italian word for influence, reflecting the belief that catching the disease was caused(or influenced) by the positions of the planets in astrology.
This term derives its name from the Greek words"psyche"-"soul" and"soma"-"body" and is called upon to explain the influence of inner experiences on physiological responses and symptoms.
The term derives from the concept that the business uses clicks[of the mouse] and mortar[referring to physical buildings] in its methods of trading in both consumer and industrial markets.
The term derives from Ancient Greek, oxús,“swift”+ tókos,“childbirth” to refer to the hormone's ability to stimulate contractions during labour and then the production of milk.
The term derives from the humoral medicine of the ancient Greeks, which taught that the balance of fluids in the human body, known as humors(Latin: humor,“body fluid”), control human health and emotion.
The term derives from a nineteenth century German designation of folkloristik to distinguish between folklore as the content and folkloristics as its study, much as language is distinguished from linguistics.
According to other sources, the term derives from the famous Belgian town of Spa, which in the 16th century was known all over the world with its mineral springs and as a place to rest and restore the physical forces of the body, charging with positive energy, curing diseases and Prophylaxis.
I would like to focus, however,on a special kind of forecasting called nowcasting- a term derived from combining“now” and“forecasting.”.
Standard deviation is a term derived from the statistical branch of mathematics and is a method used to describe the distribution of a set of data values.
I would like to focus, however,on a special kind of forecasting called nowcasting- a term derived from combining“now” and“forecasting.”.
I would like to focus, however,on a special kind of forecasting called nowcasting- a term derived from combining“now” and“forecasting.” Rather than predicting the future, nowcasting attempts to predict the present(Choi and Varian 2012).
Appalachia, it was called, a term derived from a tribe of Muskhogean Indians called the Appalachee, the"people on the other side.".