Usage of "Met" | TermGallery

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Team of health care providers that responds to patients with early signs of deterioration.

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Physiological measure expressing the energy cost of physical activities.

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Live action role-playing game.

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Usage of Met in English

Hafeez tweeted: Met an inspirational Young lady today morning at Golf course. 
 The Guardian 

The Met Office hopes the meeting will identify new priorities for research. 
 BBC 

The Fiji Met Service said heavy rain may lead to flash flooding. 
 Radio NZ 

The Met just wanted to know whether he was interested in politics. 
 The new yorker 

Mentions the Christos' negotiations with the Met concerning products for their exhibit. 
 The new yorker 

The Met Office has warned of flooding in Scotland and Northern Ireland. 
 BBC 

Nothing emerged in four years to enable the Met to charge them. 
 The Guardian 

Question: Myself and my wife met through work almost 20 years ago. 
 The Irish Times 

However, the judges said conditions would be met in only rare cases. 
 The Guardian 

Police and community leaders met last night to discuuss the growing problem. 
 Radio NZ 

Met Éireann said most of Ireland avoided serious damage from storms yesterday. 
 The Irish Times 

But as we met different musicians from different countries, his opinion changed. 
 The Guardian 

All children met current UK guidelines of 180 minutes of daily activity. 
 Pubmed 

Laski met with Aaron a week ago today at the National Gallery. 
 Carrion comfort 

Maniatis said he met Bulgarian officials several times in the past months. 
 Reuters 

The court met on Monday to decide whether to hear the case. 
 Reuters 

met

meet

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Met through the time

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