Sentence examples for A terminology from inspiring English sources

A terminology pertaining to the topic is also provided.

A terminology like "neurons downstream" or "neurons upstream" is appropriate.

A terminology for classification of the genes found on sets of related genomes has been developed.

Slag means dirty, horrible, nasty – it's just a terminology for not very nice person.

We have yet to invent a terminology that can adequately express what is happening to us.

This is a terminology referred to by Michelle Obama in her address to the Democratic national convention.

If we really are intent on shaking things up, we need to go further than just challenging a terminology.

"When we gave this paper at Berkeley, someone said that we had developed a terminology that bridged economics and sociology," Mr. Akerlof said.

"Go to your average sociology class," says Nasreen, "and it's very much about making Muslims victims of Islamophobia – a terminology I disagree with.

Here they are referred to as atoms, a terminology only very rarely adopted by Boyle himself.

We then establish a terminology proposal in order to name sub-problems and thereby structure the review.