I’m writing a formal scientific paper, it might be best to call a scientist by name what the good term is?

I suggest dispersion, which I define, which is defined, oxforddictionary. As a layman though I suggest dispersion, (objective language). The state of being dispersed over a wide area. ” ” How does a high dispersion test differ from a low dispersion test?

What Merriam-Webster

defines as “characterized by rapid and unpredictable changeable mood”.

“Capricious”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “changing often and quickly; especially at often changing suddenly in mood or behavior”.

What is “Volatile”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “likely to change in a very sudden or extreme way”.

How can I copy the original to remove any attributed definition that is something else already mentioned?

What Merriam-Webster

defines as “characterized by rapid and unpredictable changeable mood”.

“Capricious”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “changing often and quickly; especially at often changing suddenly in mood or behavior”.

What is “Volatile”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “likely to change in a very sudden or extreme way”.

How can I copy the original to remove any attributed definition that is something else already mentioned?

What Merriam-Webster

defines as “characterized by rapid and unpredictable changeable mood”.

“Capricious”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “changing often and quickly; especially at often changing suddenly in mood or behavior”.

What is “Volatile”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “likely to change in a very sudden or extreme way”.

How can I copy the original to remove any attributed definition that is something else already mentioned?

I would say that you are feeling indulgent toward the speaker. Merriam-Webster defines “indulgent” as “willing to allow someone to have or enjoy something even though it may not be proper, healthy, appropriate, etc.” ”

“How can I actually change the world?

What does a confidant (or, when female, sometimes confidante) mean?

This is very nearly as obnoxious, and it only works for one phrase, but a good drop-in replacement for “man up” might be “step up “, which is defined by Merriam-Webster as “to come forward ( stepped up to claim responsibility) : to succeed in meeting a challenge”.

I believe that “writ small” can be restated (with some adjustment of the word order) as “a small version of” and “a large version of”. An answer he doesn’t exist yet uses this word.

I don’t think this construction should be used with other adjectives, though. Since “written” is a variation of “writ”, you could only use adjectives that might also apply to the manner in which one writes something. What if elephant writs hairy? Even if the adjective could apply apply to penmanship, it sounds wrong Even though britons can write using green ink, you still can. (Learn more here.)

The German word for Uroboros (sometimes spelled ouroboros) is defined by Oxforddictionaries. As A

circular symbol depicting a snake swallowing its tail, as an emblem of wholeness or infinity.

Why is the process of endless cycle called Uroboros?