(1) He particularly criticized the terminology in the document.

(2) The article uses rather specialized musical terminology.

(3) It's couched in such very user-unfriendly terminology.

(4) The outer walls, in building terminology, are "double skin".

(5) The exact terminology eludes me for the moment.

(6) There is considerable imprecision in the terminology used.

(7) I don't understand scientific terminology.

(8) The disagreement arose over a difference use of terminology.

(9) Teachers find the report's terminology so indefinite that it is confusing.

(10) In biological terminology life is divided into two groups: plants and animals.

(11) Many would beg to differ with his terminology.

(12) Research expanded; neural net-work terminology came into its own.

(13) Understand the acronyms and unique terminology.

(14) The new terminology will quickly become pejorative.

(15) This nomenclature tends to confuse the terminology.

(16) To employ Popper's terminology, it is to move from the world of subjective knowledge to the world of objective knowledge.

(17) The consequence in the terminology of Berle and Means is that there is a separation between ownership and control.

(18) Even more bizarre was the terminology the firm used to describe its internal problems.

(19) On one occasion, a commission on terminology adopted 37, 795 new expressions in a single decree.

(20) In the Comstock-Needham system the terminology of the cells is derived from the veins which form their anterior margins.

(21) The manager may not use this terminology, but the data analyst will be able to interpret the comments made.

(22) We close with one or two remarks on terminology and notation.

(23) Most readers are likely to lose interest when he descends into the realms of rhetorical terminology.

(24) Words like these are borrowed, l believe, from business terminology, from marketing and advertising firms.

(25) But the significance of what was at stake in this shift in terminology needs to be spelled out.

(26) We also reject the belief that knowing how to use terminology in which to speak of language is undesirable.

(27) This paper put information theory on the map, establishing terminology and a framework that are still used today.

(28) One of the hardest things when studying linguistics is learning all the right terminology.

(29) I mean this was the scene we were all at, to use the then terminology.

(30) Often they are cloaked in the respectability of scientific terminology or social acceptability.

(1) He particularly criticized the terminology in the document.

(2) The article uses rather specialized musical terminology.

(3) I don't understand scientific terminology.

(4) Most readers are likely to lose interest when he descends into the realms of rhetorical terminology.

(5) In biological terminology life is divided into two groups: plants and animals.

(31) The middle-school initiative, as it gathered momentum in the 1960s, was concerned with a great deal more than legalistic terminology.

(32) The terminology used in this statement will be appropriate for those reporting entities which are companies.

(33) It is important that lawyers use the correct terminology when they prepare contracts.

(34) When you read anything that any anthropologist has written on the topic of kinship terminology be on your guard.

(35) It would be inefficient and uneconomical to avoid such terminology when it can be used to crystallise a concept.

(36) Building society accounts Share accounts-Building society terminology for a simple savings account useful for small lump sums or regular saving.

(37) Ethnicity, to use modern terminology, occupied more of the tsar's attention than diplomacy.

(38) It seems that the framers of the Act wanted to update the terminology, but not to change the concept.

(39) Using the terminology derived from holography, we can reinterpret these waves as follows.

(40) It was an interesting programme, which gave the facts without using too much scientific terminology.

(41) Kelly wants to be a nurse, and is taking a medical terminology class at night.

(42) Such terminology will undoubtedly continue to change as social constructions of disability evolve.

(43) In this way people using such a terminology may distinguish the role of father from that of father's brother.

(44) Some criticism has been levelled at Giddens' theory, particularly in the definitions and terminology used.

(45) Terminology is controlled by establishing the terms that are to be used in an index or catalogue.

(46) In legal terminology, a widow is the 'relict' of her late husband.

(47) It is in that spirit that we shall use conventional psychiatric terminology here.

(48) This is a shame in a book so rich in ideas and so virtuoso in its handling of specialist terminology.

(49) Chomsky is therefore highly critical of the way in which Skinner uses operant terminology to account for language.

(50) As is clear from the above, Giddens's querying of Freud is more than a pedantic concentration on sloppy terminology.

(51) The simplified scale in Figure 1 gives an indication of the range of vision as described in terminology based on visual acuity.

(52) Employees are generally not familiar with medical terminology nor comfortable with medical explanations of complicated diseases.

(53) The artificial intelligence community sometimes uses terminology a bit loosely.

(54) In the terminology of the moment, put me down as a hanging chad.

(55) For a summary of the terminology used above in relation to a specific example, see Table 5.1.

(56) The first class will go over tackle, terminology and an introduction to casting.

(57) Or he may have an inadequate understanding of how language works and lack a terminology for talking about it.

(58) There is an appendix on standard business terminology and abbreviations used in the book.

(59) The most convenient method of keeping a note of important individuals and terminology is a card file or index.

(60) There proved to be considerable confusion in terminology used in the responses of interviewees.

(61) This seems to be the law, but it can be elicited only from a great confusion of terminology in the reports.

(62) Some of the description is superb, but the climbing remains unconvincing, slipping too easily into melodrama and strange terminology.

(63) Terminology Several descriptors are typically used in evaluating neural network implementations.

(64) Many readers, I suspect, will fall by the wayside as we descend into the realms of indigestible rhetorical terminology.

(65) Old terminology such as larceny, larceny by a trick, false pretences and embezzlement were replaced by modern terms.

(66) You must know the rules and be familiar with standard market terminology.

(67) The disagreement arose over a different use of terminology.

(68) The term weft is taken from weaving terminology.

(69) You can deal with this terminology in many interpretations.

(70) Don't punish our brain with technical terminology.

(71) He applauded the internationality of scientific terminology.

(72) First I need to define a bit of terminology.

(73) The terminology of financial markets can be imprecise.

(74) Technical translation is all about terminology.

(75) Loose terminology must be avoided.

(75) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(76) The terminology of early forms is badly confused.

(77) MARTIF is used for interchange of machine-readable terminology data.

(78) The reason for the terminology will become clear shortly.

(79) Understand basic computer and multimedia technology concepts and terminology.

(80) Based on fundamental principle of computational terminology, the phrase-terms are syntactically parsed by the phrase structure grammar (PSG).

(81) This article probes into the etymon of legal terminology and illustrates some translation techniques.

(82) In data base terminology, a single instance, for example, a set occurrence, a record occurrence.

(83) In chapter two, the basic knowledge related to panel display drive technology and chromaticity is introduced. Some terminology of functions approximation theory is presented.

(84) We will use their own terminology even though it belongs to the " genetic " category.

(85) They alone are scientific, while the traditional methods of the sciences of human action are metaphysical, that is, in the terminology of positivism, superstitious and spurious.

(86) construction and maintenance equipment - Granular mixture spreading machines - Terminology and definition of performances - Part 1: road finisher.

(87) This paper illustrates the intension and extension of the terminology"effective bandwidth" in the context of real-time network accessing control, logic link control and deterministic queuing etc.

(88) Also known as the Skene's glands or the paraurethral glands, in 2001 the Federative Committee on Anatomical Terminology officially renamed these structures the "female prostate".

(89) The Interactive Media Activity will teach students about OSPF terminology .

(90) It's called echolalia . I don't necessarily understand the context or the terminology I'm using, I just know it gets me off the hook for coming up with a reply.

(91) With the theoretical progress in the study of terminology, translating terms from the terminological point of view provides a well-grounded platform to unify and standardize terms.

(92) Maximum entropy model provides a natural language processing method, and proposes a structured program of medical text information combined with standard terminology for health care.

(93) Alex Keller is explaining some of the basic principles and terminology of foreign exchange dealing.

(94) The first day of the program begins at the most fundamental level and introduces basic accounting terminology and concepts.

(95) It laid the basic types for the scholium of future generations, many methods and terminology of explaining the meaning of words have been applied.

(96) At this point, their people are good at knowing the rules, the technical terminology, " said Dickinson.

(97) Effective execution of processes in project: Teams need to bridge the gap between process engineering and process enactment by using similar representation and terminology.

(98) Technical terminology uniformly stipulated by the State shall be used in compliance with State regulations.

(99) This technique is surprisingly effective with scientific terms — some scientists just seem to enjoy making new terminology out of old Latin and Greek terms.

(100) Terminology to explain the back is only a temporary memory, is always doomed to be forgotten, and easy people to become impetuous, superficial.

(101) Provide correct terminology to children who use other words for male genitals.

(102) Availability of translation memory databases and language professionals to customize terminology on an ongoing basis.

(103) The instructor focuses on introducing concepts, terminology, and methodology in the practice of industrial hygiene and identifies resource materials.

(104) The relevant terminology, block and matrix characteristics, genetic mechanism, palaeogeography and tectonics are discussed in this paper together with their distinction from melanges.

(105) The engineering experts have much more understanding on the technical terminology of the source language, which made the translation more professional.

(105) Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

(106) The particularly loose terminology of folk art studies further confuses the matter of definitions.

(107) One could say this is uncalled for sophisticated terminology or mathematical exactness.

(108) PS: Aryans introduced Indo-European language terminology and religious concepts to the Dravidians upon conquering the Indus River basin.

(109) Parts of the debate, such as terminology, are as old as the oldest profession.

(110) In terminology of approximately existential philosophy, the ancient Greek techno-myths analyzed the thought of technological metaphysics that was under the atmosphere of Greek tragedy.

(111) Some feel that the prefix "dys-" should be used where there is reasonable suspicion of "organicity" to warrant the more medical terminology.

(112) The exams are designed to tap a student's understanding of basic marketing terminology and concepts.

(113) Net work " is a comparatively recent addition to the terminology of librarianship. "

(114) Professor Shankar then reviews basic terminology in relation to work, kinetic energy and potential energy.

(115) Its refined terminology and class distinctions are frequently meaningful for engineering work.

(116) Perfumes and colognes are different when it comes down to the technical terminology. An eau de toilette is not the same as a perfume or an eau de parfum.

(117) The terminology of classification of dicotyledonous leaf architecture is introduced in Chinese version. It is very useful for the standardization of terminology and academic communication.

(118) Whereas the fungibility of nearly all other economic goods is more or less circumscribed and is often only a fiction based on an artificial commercial terminology, that of money is almost unlimited.

(119) Some acronyms as scientific terminology are used as a lexical item.

(120) Archetype is psychological terminology that was originally invented by Cart Gustav Jung.

(121) See whether the top point, the point that professional terminology called "lime detonation point" is limewater not mature enough to read.

(122) The professional terminology and model of batch process control standard ISA S88 was introduced. Explained in detail how the batch control system realized the batch execution.

(123) Offline Character Recognition for The template matching, USPS font terminology Fisher Linear found handwritten identification numbers.

(124) The authors have academically classified the terminology of interdental food impaction into three types: extensive type, partial type and topical type.

(125) What you saw were the crystal extractors, and, because you have no frame of reference for such things, your mind translated it into third-dimensional terminology .

(126) After understand the role of context of network terminology, we can see there is context dependence of network language .

(127) The uniqueness of financial English lies in its great number of technical terminology.

(128) Here a silky tongued ganja salesman keeps us up to date with Indian pot terminology .

(129) In yogic terminology, the energy is called ojas and can be channeled by various techniques such as vajroli mudra, for productive and useful work in the body and mind.

(130) People in the software industry have a habit of making words mean whatever they want them to mean, especially new technical terminology.

(131) This thesis is to research the importance and method of using image thinking in the translation of scientific and technical terminology.

(132) Today, white - collar crime has become a legal terminology in sociology, criminology and criminal jurisprudence.

(133) Morphological terminology was adopted principally from Zhang ( 1990 ) and Evans ( 1947 ).

(134) This would have to be an "unsterilized" adjustment, to use the rather strange terminology common today.

(135) Golf is a very technical sport and therefore has a unique terminology. The following should help you to decipher the mumbo jumbo of the clubhouse.Sentence dictionary

(136) Road construction and maintenance equipment - Granular mixture spreading machines - Terminology and definition of ...

(137) In this paper, the changes of terminology, concepts and definitions are described. The reasons for the changes, the influences on classical astrometry are discussed.

(138) Homonymous phenomena are a comparatively common occurrence in terminology and are considered to be polysemic phenomena.

(139) Because humanists are put off by the jargon used in computer manuals and by computer professionals, it is important to stay away from unnecessary technical terminology.

(140) For lack of a better terminology, one might name these: (1) the sensuous plane, (2) the expressive plane, (3) the sheerly musical plane.

(141) There isn't a single standard terminology for these mistakes, but there are common phrases such as "failing to validate input," "buffer overflow," "race condition," and so on.

(142) Gooks are just so chock full of racist, arrogant, jingoistic terminology proclaiming Korea to be some "heavenly kingdom"!

(143) In Radio Data System terminology, a radio program where traffic information is available.

(144) One of the basic features of terminology is that each concept has but only one term definition[], while synonym- terms and polysemous terms may often appear in the everyday use of terms.

(145) The inaccuracy, ambiguity, and improperness of economic terminology translation blemished the economic research in China and influenced indirectly to the development of Chinese economy.

(146) As a newly generated terminology, the Minimalist Program does have great achievements.

(147) Technical terminology has always been the bottleneck for many science translators.

(148) The conceptual abstractness, the semantic homonymy and the univocal meaning, which are the main semantic characteristics of IT terminology, are also discussed.

(149) Terminology can be very confusing because numerous terms have arisen in various disciplines.

(150) Therefore in the acoustic evaluation, the connoisseurship aspect, we will hear terminology frequently: the emperor imperial throne describes this best listening region precious.

(151) A standard technical terminology shall be used if it is uniformly provided by the State.

(152) Results from the experiment show that this method can be used effectively in obtaining various semantic relation samples from a terminology dictionary.

(153) In programming terminology, we say that readInt returns the value the user typed.

(154) The word'shell " is used extensively in the terminology of atomic physics.

(155) Discusses Rhapsody the style and "a capriccio" correlation of the terminology.

(156) Legal terminology is an essential part of legal language system. This article probes into the etymon of legal terminology and illustrates some translation techniques.

(157) Because these activities must be maintained over time, they map very well with terminology management, translation memory, and human translation processes.

(158) Often, practitioners discover inconsistencies in terminology while trying to learn the accepted business language and abbreviations within an organization.

(159) The issue, it will be seen, is a perfectly sharp one, which no eulogistic terminology can smear over or wipe out .

(160) Some manufacturers dramatize light output measurements by using candlepower units. They can get away with this because light measurement terminology is unfamiliar to most people.

(161) The "punk" part of the word comes from the rock'n'roll terminology of the 1970s, "punk" meaning in this context young, streetwise, aggressive, alienated and offensive to the Establishment.

(162) In ATM terminology, it is called a switched virtual connection.

(163) The midterm and final exams are designed to tap students' understanding of basic marketing terminology and concepts.

(164) Fully documenting any issues in writing is an obvious best practice, but it's important that the communications be free of terminology that can be taken as an accusation or disparagement.

(165) The service model element provides the end-point for service interaction (in web service terminology), whereas the definition of these interactions is a part of the service specification stereotype.

(166) Summary:The network terminology is the companion living creature of network to emerge with the tide of the times, it became a fresh and clear character characteristic during the period of using.

(167) Areas with highly technical material, in industries where English is usually used for the technical terminology, can remain in English.

(168) We'll make detailed rules and regulations , unify the terminology and stipulate standard form.

(169) Patents in new fields often sound like gobbledygook, since each inventor makes up his own terminology.

(170) A file of technical terminology in computer science. Essential for learning programming.

(171) Trivial names were then formed, in English terminology, often from a prefix related to the source followed by the suffix "-ose" to denote carbohydrate.

(172) It is necessary to study the scientific and technical terminology in the junior middle school science textbooks so that more people can understand and concern it and pay more attention to it.