These trade names or coined terms are usually used in the fine arts reproduction field.

That newly coined term became soon the identifier of the whole movement.

Analysts trying to grasp the magnitude of the change coined terms like "hyper-urbanization".

Après-ski is inherently upscale - why else would it have its own coined term for happy hour?

The coined term has two possible, disputed origins.

Tanagabadilla is a coined term consisting of tanaga and Abadilla.

This dynamic principle allows frequent update of newly coined terms in order not to be outdated on the Internet.

It promoted the idea using the newly coined term 'nocturnivores' created by the fast food chain's advertising agency.

The coined term has been attacked for improper construction, since "inar" is not a valid root.

Dr. Davidson coined terms to express complex ideas.

The game title, Alshard is a coined term that means "a Shard with complete power."

In fact, a coined term, the "nine-and-a-half", has been an attempt to become a standard in defining the position.

Their arrests led to headlines that included “wolf pack” and the coined term “wilding” that fueled racial divisions.

Data warehousing is a recently coined term, but very well describes one of the services provided by E Squared.

Epidemic alcoholism was the coined term.

A newly coined term is 'synthetic terra preta'.

Light-induced convective transmembrane transport: A newly coined term for optoinjection.

It was this book that popularized Osmund's previously coined term, "psychedelic mind-expanding."

The coined term Karengata is used refer to either Karen or Lang'ata.

In 1934 he coined term "administered prices" to refer to prices set by firms in monopoly positions.

Believer Mag article that discusses Wood's coined term.

"Grandfamily" is a recently coined term in the United States that refers to families engaged in kinship care.

The Greeks coined terms for melancholy, hysteria and phobia and developed the humorism theory.

D. Kevin Cameron coined terms "data static" and "code static".

The autonomous transaction itself still works, but it obviously has an impact on the 'parent' transaction, hence the coined term "semi-autonomous".

But they have yet to coin a term for their present situation.

I had always wanted to coin a term in the English language, and here was the opportunity.

They even coined a term, “spamalytics,” to describe their work.

Some state politicians have even coined a term for their new diminished role.

Back during the 2008 presidential campaign, we coined a term called tipping-point states.

Indeed, they have coined a term for the phenomenon: zhing-zhong.

Kanas has even coined a term for the situation: the "Earth out of view" phenomenon.

“I call it the green revolution,” he added, coining a term that has long survived him.

Magazine editors see so much of it that they have even coined a term for these letters: jail mail.

He coined a term for these works: combines.

Psychologists have coined a term for this: neutralisation of deviance.

He does not coin a term for ages, but speaks only of the times of usages.

They have even coined a term for the opposition's wildfire growth: convention phobia.

It has coined a term for its would-be photo-newshounds: the snaparazzi.

They've coined a term for the trend, "silver separation."

Manufacturing experts have coined a term for this new strategy: the "informated" factory.

And Bruce coined a term that I liked in his blog posting.

Now park employees have coined a term - "the Chambers effect" - for what could happen if they speak of budget shortfalls and cuts.

Shaddack had coined a term for their condition metamorphic-related psychosis.

Doctors have even coined a term for such genital “beautification”: cosmetogynecology or cosmogynecology.

Whatever the cause, the syndrome is so pervasive that heart surgeons and cardiologists have coined a term for it: pump head.

The protests have coined a term.

In 1999 they coined a term for succumbing to the glittery contradictions of the city: "Californication."

Kazimierz Wyka coined a term "borderline novel" for documentary fiction.

There is no word, at least in current usage, that does justice to this advanced technique, so I have had to coin a term of my own.