Sentence examples for New terminology for from inspiring English sources
Do we need new terminology for leaking on such an immense scale?
Every second chapter is set in a chimp sanctuary, and McAdam has invented a new terminology for the social life of the chimps there, most of them survivors of medical experiments.
In Quantitative Classification of Igneous Rocks (1903), Pirsson, along with the U.S. geologists Whitman Cross, Joseph Iddings, and Henry Washington, presented a totally new classification system and new terminology for igneous rocks.
Correction: This post has been updated with the American Alliance of Museums' new terminology for professional networks to note that Frazier is a member of the leadership team for Media & Technology.
In the same way, other authors have suggested new terminology for projective methods, such as self-expression or performance techniques (Meyer and Kurtz 2006; Miguel 2014; Villemor-Amaral 2014), to avoid biased use and to better describe the phenomenon.
1. Portman, D.J. and M.L. Gass, Genitourinary syndrome of menopause: new terminology for vulvovaginal atrophy from the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health and The North American Menopause Society.
New terminology is needed for the assessment of wetland restoration projects, focusing on progress towards ecological goals rather than the yes/no alternative of success versus failure.
Despite their strong neighbours to the east and west, Finns have preserved and developed the Finnish language, while adapting it to new terminology as needed; for example, the word tietokone ("knowledge machine") was coined as the Finnish word for "computer" instead of adopting a variant from another language.
Halbert L. Dunn, chief of the National Office of Vital Statistics, was looking for new terminology to convey the positive aspects of health that people could achieve, beyond simply avoiding sickness.
In addition, we can expect that a new terminology will be proposed for receptor forms and interactions [233, 234].
We list 7 challenges that should be addressed before new terminology should be considered for adoption.
