Sentences with phrase «not coined»

While the phrase probably was not coined specifically for retailers, the chain stores are responding as though it were.

The expression starts on the right foot was not coined without reason.

Darwin's seminal work is most frequently associated with the principle of «survival of the fittest,» which terminology incidentally was not coined by Darwin (who originally described his theory as «natural selection»), but Herbert Spencer, an English philosopher who incorporated Darwinian concepts into his theory of society.

This ambitious student show is today considered to be the one that gave rise to the entire movement, although the name Young British Artists was not coined until 1992, by Michael Corris.

[8] The acronym term «YBA» (or «yBa») was not coined until 1994.

The word was not coined until late in that century, and was then applied only to the Reign of Terror of the French Revolution.

@Uncouth Swain you again show yourself to be dumb... the word Semetic was not coined in the 1800's... it is a term first used around the roman times to talk about the peoples of the stepps.

After the Bard, the earliest printed reference appears to be a 1994 Globe and Mail article by John Bentley Mays (in which the author suggests a police horse might enjoy the watery treat) but he is clearly indulging in the slang of the day, not coining a neologism.

Although the term (it means «for life») wasn't coined until the 1960s, understanding of them began more than a century ago when Ilya Mechnikov, a Russian - born Nobel laureate in the late - 19th and early - 20th centuries suggested drinking sour milk containing bacteria — which sparked a fad diet in Paris.

QTUM certainly isn't a coin for business people like myself.

Although we fundamentally disagree with this designation as the token is not a coin in the literal meaning of the term and this is not an offering in the financial meaning of the word, we have reluctantly decided to use the term ICO in order to provide as much clarity as possible to persons interested in purchasing SPRK.

I did not coin the term «the everything bubble.»

Charlie: [00:33:48] And once it split into separate addresses then you can send transactions without worrying about the other side being replayed because there aren't any Coins on the other side.

I don't coin myself as a baptist, catholic, witness or anything, I just believe in the word of Jehovah & his son Jesus Christ.

As I have said before I did not coin the label, but I believe it is appropriate.

I have found many coins in the mouth of the fish I have caught, but they weren't coins of money.

Meeks said that he suspected Paul did not always accept the androgynous interpretation of the baptismal formula, and that he probably did not coin it.

Contrary to what has been stated in this blog, Janet Fraser did not coin the term «birth rape» although she uses it a lot.

(He didn't coin the term «bit» — short for binary digit — but his work established its meaning.)

Erik Conway, co-author of Merchants of Doubt: How a Handful of Scientists Obscured the Truth on Issues from Tobacco Smoke to Global Warming, noted that there's even a word (which he did not coin) for manufacturing of fake knowledge — «agnogenesis.»

«Few» extra pounds.In weight, not coin of the realm.Love rock, classic rock, AOR, glam, hair thrash etc etc.Have a guitar.Into horror etc Looking for a female rocker for email, talk and that.

Amanda's belonging to where she came from and the inevitability of Patrick's choice to that effect are two sides of the same coin — not a coin that has traveled 28 years to get to this time and place, but a coin that was always irrevocably of the neighborhood.

Although they did not coin the term (its origins are obscure), it was an ethnographic study by anthropologists Signithia Fordham and John Ogbu, published in the Urban Journal in 1986, that did the most to bring it to the attention of their fellow academics.

The now discontinued Dell Streak 5, which can be termed to be the first phablet (though the termed wasn't coined then), came in third.

While I didn't coin the aphorism, I repeat it every chance I get: the least valuable point is the one you don't redeem.

Tomans are not coins or banknotes; it is just a name for the money.

US dollars are accepted everywhere (bills; not coins).

When you stay with us, we will provide you with: • FREE Linens • FREE WI - FI access • FREE Bike use with locks (when available and at own risk) • FREE Coffee / Tea / Chocolate • FREE Hot Showers (NOT coin - op) • FREE Storage • FREE Parking • FREE Phone (for local calls) • Maps, books and info • Barbecue and picnic facilities • Coin Op Laundry • NO CURFEW This property may contact you by via email for you to provide them with the CVV code of the credit card you used for the booking.

No, I didn't coin the term myself, but it's a good name for it.

Ok, so that mildly successful book (now a major motion picture) may have totally hijacked that phrase but it didn't coin it or anything.

Obviously it is not coin - operated as the game was not developed for that feature (unfortunately) but from the looks of this home - made cabinet that is on eBay Australia, it is a perfect fit.

[N.B. «Social Objects» is a term I did not coin myself but was turned onto by the anthropologist and Jaiku founder, Jyri Engestrom.]

[N.B. I didn't coin the term, Social Objects.

Greenberg did not coin the term Abstract Expressionism.

«a very early use of the new word agnotology, if not its coining, in an article by Linda Schiebinger titled Agnotology and Exotic Abortifacients: The Cultural Production of Ignorance in the Eighteenth Century Atlantic World....

Courts will also need better printing facilities with a digital submission cue (via e-mail) and credit card payments (not coins) to make it convenient for counsel to carry their documents digitally.

I call this «distributed publishing», a term I probably didn't coin, but first started using at ABA TECHSHOW back in March.

The cryptos that aren't financial currencies are called tokens, not coins.

That's because, while Litecoin is an altcoin, Ethereum is a blockchain platform to run smart contracts as they are coded, and not a coin, per se.

If you are any kind of veteran investor, you know that the most important way to navigate the cryptocurrency market is to get behind the best appropriations of blockchain technology — and not the coins with the greatest volatility.

It is worth saying that NEO can handle up to 10,000 transactions per second, but NEO is a share, not a coin.

Not all coins, however, will retain their current value over time.

I would not coin it difficult but I do find troubleshooting to be quite a challenging job to do, as there is no telling how long a certain issue will take to resolve.

Although the home style became standard in the 17th century, the term «Cape Cod» wasn't coined until the early 19th century when Rev. Timothy Dwight, president of Yale University, used the term in his book Travels in New England and New York (Belknap Press, 1969), Gitlin explains.

Not exact matches

Tossing a coin in a fountain or finding a four - leaf clover doesn't mean anything.

Jump Capital, which doesn't invest in initial coin offerings, is seeking out top - tier companies developing technologies that can help make crypto a mainstream asset.

Last but not least, she was economically self - sufficient — she had a treasure trove of gold coins hidden in a tree trunk and taught me early on to be fiscally independent,» Alberdingk Thijm explains.

ShapeShift doesn't allow people to exchange cryptocurrencies into government - issued cash, but it does allow a person to change between different digital coins.

Adam Alter: «Nomophobia» is a new word that's being coined to describe no mobile phobia, and it's the idea that a lot of us, in thinking about not having our phones, experience something like a phobia, and this is supposed to describe hundreds of millions of people today, and I'm sure that number is growing at the moment.

«When Mt. Gox didn't have any of the coins, he was getting new deposits from other customers to pay off other people — kind of like a Bernie Madoff,» says Kelman, the lawyer.