Term

• In traditional logic, term came to mean a referring expression, but only through the Latin terminus - margin, (so that terms were 'terminal for analysis').
• in Project management - deadline
• Figures of speech and shorthands are called terms of language.
• Specialised terms are characterised as technical terms, or sometimes terms of art.
• A term (mathematics) is a basic component of a mathematical expression. In the context of a polynomial it is a number and variables all multiplied together. Similarly, like terms are terms that have the same variables to the same exponents.
• In type theory, "term" is used for the linguistic constructs.
• A term can refer to a period of time, for example:
• the term served in office by an incumbent;
• the term served in prison by a convicted criminal;
• an academic term – a number of weeks worth of study at a school or university
• the term of a mortgage;
• "long-term" and "short-term";
• the term of patent, the period during which it is enforceable - e.g. term of patent in the United States.
• In contracts, the terms are the details of an agreement, often the amounts of money.
• Term is also a nickname for the computer scientist Taweesup Apiwattanapong.
• In politics it describes the time period in which a person serves in his position.

Term related Images and Photos (experimental)

Term of Trial	Term of Trial (1963) (DVD)	Term of Trial 1962	The First Day of Term or the Devil Among Lawyers
Long Term Parking Arman 1982 Fondation Cartier at Jouy-En-Josas Ile De France France Europe	Westminster Hall the First Day of Term a Satirical Poem 1797 Engraved by c.Mosley	Resin Cast of Foot from Full Term Fetus	President Clinton Delivers Inaugural Speech after Being Sworn in for Second Term January 20 1997