Sentence examples for Revised terminology from inspiring English sources

We therefore introduce a revised terminology, namely the "mechanical Bauschinger effect" and the "microstructural Bauschinger effect".

We introduce the new structure and revised terminology of TRACE and provide examples.

The revised terminology and concepts for the organization of seizures and epilepsy proposed by the ILAE Commission on Classification and Terminology in 2010 allows for a number of new opportunities in the study of cognition and behavior in adults.

The model with a revised terminology described in this paper, and the example of its application in a marginalised community, may be of great benefit to others seeking to embed new services into mainstream healthcare.

Moore implies here that the colour, shape and size are distinct sense-data; but he soon revised his terminology so that these are regarded as properties of the visual sense-datum he 'actually saw', or 'directly apprehended' as he normally says.

First, the research team revised the terminology of the questionnaire.

Rickert enhances and corrects Windelband's perspective in two ways: (1) He revises his terminology and rejects the phrase 'idiographic', which seems to suggest a purely pictorial or reproductive procedure.

"We refer to these as summer institutes," says French, "though we may have to revise that terminology at some point, because it turns out that in Australia it's not summer".

In this context, it is certainly time to revise the terminology of copolymers.

You may want to revise the terminology to reflect that, in these subjects, you deduced a consensus sequence of an early virus sequence.

A side effect of systematically revising the terminology systems in the fashion outlined in this paper is that translation errors could be discovered.