in other word/words

In other words, brain function is highly impaired, but not completely broken.

In other words, the future of digital computers is to wind up in the garbage can.

In other words, we're talking about turning medicine upside down.

In other words, climate models are conditional, meaning that they depend on other factors.

In other words, they're exogenous shocks, that they can't really have prepared for.

In other words, that there's actually a broader spectrum of political participation.

In other words, if it’s not a real nation, it can’t make a real passport.

In other words, they’re a real part of Latin American culture and belief.

In other words, nothing magical, but the stuff of everyday culture.

In other words you were born with a pretty fixed IQ.

In other words, activism pushing for the ability to self-determine.

In other words, how does one objectively measure what’s going on in someone else’s mind?

In other words: those who feel insecurely attached, might not quite understand themselves.

In other words, it's the energy that drives you to do something.

In other words, you can’t make a rope out of soil it has no strength against tension.

In other words, buildings don’t usually hammer on their foundations.

In other words, the threatening energy — the life force of Ojeda’s horror writing — is inspired by the natural landscape.

In other words, to win this game, you basically need to be able to crawl across a tight rope.

So, in other words, people have always been afraid of media and how it could be manipulated.

In other words, rather than being Indigenous or Portuguese, Moacir is something new, a mix that Sommer calls "quintessentially Brazilian.”

In other words, you probably prefer learning new things about the world more than run-of-the-mill television programming.

In other words, a Type 2 civilization consumes 10 to the power of 26 watts, which is roughly the output of the Sun.

In other words, you are facing a sheer endless variety of different enemies and you’re too slow to keep up with their evolution.

There is a difference, in other words, between acting out and insight.

In other words, they take a whole bunch of bouncing-around molecules and bond them together tightly to store chemical energy in sugars like glucose.

In other words, one of the deepest distinctions between the logical and the emotional minds is how long it takes for information to properly enter them.

In other words, if a simpleton , a good student and a wise teacher were to have a public debate, this is how things could go down.

In other words, you're more likely to maintain an exercise routine if you take classes you enjoy, rather than just those that build your biceps.

The rating of a transmission line (in other words, how much power it can deliver) is almost entirely based on temperature.