Sentence examples for a terminology for from inspiring English sources

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

Let us begin this section with such a terminology for metric spaces as will be used throughout.

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

The NPU coding system provides a terminology for identification of clinical laboratory test values following the international recommendations for efficient electronic communication in clinical laboratories, and ensures that names and units are shown in a uniform manner.

The output from the workshop included an improved ICSR form with the addition of fields to optimise medication error detection, a terminology for the most commonly used terms and definitions used by both pharmacovigilance centres and patient safety organisations, and an assessment tool (P method) for assessing the preventability of medication errors [ 5].

The concepts of disaster resilience and its quantitative evaluation are presented and a unified terminology for a common reference framework is proposed and implemented for evaluation of health care facilities subjected to earthquakes.

He goes on to explain the project thus: "Based on the similarity to the 'take a penny, leave a penny' trays at convenience stores in the US, I've adopted a similar 'get a coffee, give a coffee' terminology for Jonathan's Card".

The EfG-IS is moving towards a new n-tier architecture comprising a terminology server for end-stage diseases, organ failure, dialysis and transplantation (EfG-TS).

A terminology spectrum for a natural language document is an indexed list of tagged entities including: recognized general scientific concepts, terms linked to existing thesauri, names of chemical substances/reactions and term-like phrases.

Thirdly, we must adopt a terminology standard for the codification of information pieces in the information model.

An increasing need for collaboration and resources sharing in the Natural Language Processing NLPP) research and development community motivates efforts to create and share a common data model and a common terminology for all information annotated and extracted from clinical text.