international scientific term a term that is part of an international scientific nomenclature as adopted by an appropriate scientific body

They adopted the proposal.

They adopted the orphan.

He adopted the orphan.

The committee adopted the plan.

They adopted the little girl.

He adopted the new method.

Jane Eyre, adopted

The faculty meeting adopted the dean's proposal.

The plan was adopted at the meeting.

He adopted her idea.

We adopted a child.

We adopted a child.

Maybe you were adopted.

His proposals were adopted at the meeting.

His proposals were adopted at the meeting.

His proposal was adopted by the committee.

We're just multiplying the corresponding terms, the third term times the third term, the second term times the second term, the first term times the first term.

They adopted a new policy.

He adopted this little girl.

We adopted an alternative method.

My plan was eventually adopted.

They merely adopted it. (Laughter)

The English have adopted many words from French.

The government adopted strong measures to fight inflation.

And the Bishop adopted me as his kid.

The school adopted the new method of teaching English.

Our school adopted his teaching methods.

My plan was adopted by them.

Tom adopted our method of bookkeeping.

Pip from Great Expectations was adopted

If this technology is widely adopted,

And so I, I adopted the nickname, Dr. Chuck.

In fact it was adopted by the Major League

In the 6th century, the Anglo Saxons adopted Roman characters.

The United Nations General Assembly adopted the cease fire resolution.

You ought to have adopted his plan.

I liked your idea and adopted it.

Eventually, our initiative was adopted and successful.

This is utopia with my idea adopted.

What if you didn't want it adopted?

You learned about PlD control and, specifically, the P term, the I term, and the D term.

So that's this term, this term, and this term.

The rich merchant adopted the boy and made him his heir.

Germany adopted a social security system in the 1880's.