Значения термина scientific term на английском

You know, the scientific term for what their products are designed for.

What then is the physical explanation of this scientific term?

The scientific term for the phenomenon is 'perigee moon'.

I was -and I believed this is the scientific term for it -banjaxed.

The scientific term for that is bad.

Several English commentators preferred to use a more scientific term about the President's role in the peace process.

Surprisingly, for a descriptive scientific term used so widely in policy, teaching, conservation and industry, the term species isn't a nice precise descriptive term.

In its manner of growth and flowering, it much resembles the common sunflower; of which, as its scientific term suggests, it is really a species.

POLYGYNY, [Footnote: The word "polygamy" is too broad in its meaning to use as a scientific term for this form of the family.

Disappointed to read this from you." "What is the scientific term for "tone-deafness?" asked John Pavlovitz, author of the book Hope and Other Superpowers.

The study found that ferrets can also become infected with SARS-CoV-2, the scientific term for the virus that causes the Covid-19 disease.

In scientific terms, embryos and fetuses are different and mutually exclusive entities.

In more scientific terms, the flexing is converting kinetic energy to potential energy.

Taken in scientific terms, love had nothing to do with procreation.

The last two possibilities are, in scientific terms, even more exciting.

The last two possibilities are, in scientific terms, the most exciting.