Sentence examples similar to akin terminology from inspiring English sources

In 18th century terminology, a "principle" is akin to what we would call a "law" or a "fundamental/causal explanation".

To use business terminology, we have witnessed something akin to a reverse takeover of the Labour party.

In Olson terminology, person is a "functional kind", akin to locomotor (1997: 31 37).

The packaging and presentation at newer chocolatiers is as slick as a Place Vend?showroom, while the associated terminology -- like "cru" and "domain" -- is akin to what you'd hear from sommeliers.

We adapt the terminology proposed by the Acute Kidney Injury Network (AKIN): 'illness trajectory' refers to the pace of clinical evolution of the patient, and AKI 'trend' refers to the rate of clinical and/or biochemical changes (including urea and creatinine) [ 16].

Akin could still win.

Terminology changes.

Akin didn't care.

With eagerness akin to love,.

The terminology is revealing.

First, some terminology.