Sentences with phrase «stumbled upon the term»

When my daughter was 12 weeks old I stumbled upon the term «EC» in a blog and was curious enough to Google the initials so I could understand what it meant.

I recently stumbled upon the term modern day fashion icons and wanted to write a post on the subject.

I searched all sorts of things like «How to find your style» and «How to curb a shopping problem» until I stumbled upon the term «capsule wardrobe» — it was coined in the 70's by London boutique owner, Susie Faux.

I stumbled upon the term Flashpacker and instantly knew that described me — a traveler in his early 30s who loved traveling with the mentality of a backpacker but without the dorm rooms or self - made dinners in the hostel kitchen.

At that point I had yet to even stumble upon the term «the rule of law», which I misunderstood when I first came across it (I thought it meant something like «the rule of rules»).

When you are exploring the different options for your health insurance, and are zeroing in on a plan, you might have stumbled upon the terms «in - network» and «out - of - network.»

You may also stumble upon the term key - phrase (for key phrases), or key term, but these are not in use as often as the term «keyword».

Not exact matches

It wasn't until two years later that researchers at Purdue stumbled upon, literally, evidence that high school football players who had not been diagnosed with concussion neverless suffered similar short - term neurocognitive impairment from the cumulative effects of RHI.

The key insight for building such drugs came to Tim Tully, founder and chief science officer of Helicon, when his team at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island stumbled upon the molecular switch: a gene called CREB, which is involved in converting short - term memories into long - term ones.

By ROSIE MESTEL Three years ago, Israeli archaeologists stumbled upon a 1600 - year - old tragedy: the remains of a narrow - hipped teenage girl with the skeleton of a full - term fetus still cradled in her abdomen.

I agree — I wish every gerontologist and neurologist would stumble upon this... In my opinion, AD is entirely preventable, and if not * completely * reversible once it's created a lot of damage, then at the very least we can stop further damage from accruing and possibly even, over time, undo * some * of the long - term effects.

Those who once have been searching for suiting fabrics have probably stumbled upon such terms as «worsted wool», «woollen wool», «Super 100's» or «Super 250's», «Prince of Wales checks», etc..

The first time I came across the term was when I stumbled upon Caroline Rector's blog Unfancy.

This charged encounter sends Bill off into the streets and the film into its main (for lack of a better term) action, where in one, long night, he is simultaneously repulsed and enticed by various sex - related situations he happens to stumble upon.

There are some plot contrivances — including Tyrell's stumbling upon Novisha's diary — but the immediate first - person narrative is pitch perfect: fast, funny, and anguished (there's also lots of use of the n - word, though the term is employed in the colloquial sense, not as an insult).

Or perhaps they'll stumble upon them when searching for «neuropunk» — a term I just made up, but I'm rather fond of, so I put it in the tags for The Handler and The Scribe.

When you're making the decision about whether to self - publish your work or pursue a traditional publishing house, you may stumble upon some unfamiliar terms.

There has been an interesting development for UK Kindle fans, user TadW on MobileRead forums stumbled upon an article in the London Evening Standard which reviewed the Kindle, whilst the review offers nothing new in terms of information, there was a glimmer of hope for a UK autumn release date.

When we started planning our long - term journey, we stumbled upon a travel blog that inspired us a lot.

Stumbled upon it a few months ago while starting to piece together some long term travel for the family.

But long term it's entirely possible to stumble upon a new rotation or set of abilities that work even better than in the character's «former life».