Sentence examples for base terminology from inspiring English sources

A domain expert validated and iteratively refined an automatically inferred base terminology.

The article aims to contribute to both theory and practice, enabling policy makers to translate resilience based terminology and adaptive governance principles into clear instructions for incorporating uncertainty into legislation and policy design.

Henry Lowe developed MicroMeSH an early MUMPS based terminology browser which incorporated robust lexical matching routines.

Shortly after the device's feature came out, an older based terminology of this feature was used.

Using the common mixed base IUPAC terminology (Fig. 11) there are a large number of codons that can be chosen, ranging from those encoding all 20 amino acids (the NNK or NNS codons), to a particular characteristic (e.g. NTN encodes just nonpolar residues) and a limited number of defined residues (GAN encoding just aspartate or glutamate).

Is the Volt an electric car or a hybrid? A. G.M. has consistently called the Volt an electric car — "purely electrically driven" was the wording in materials distributed to the press — basing its terminology on the fact that there is electricity driving the front wheels whenever the car is moving.

The intense and ongoing debate about this threshold is mainly based on terminology and/or the physiological background of LT concepts [ 20].

The FMSD comprises eight items that reflect the sleep disturbances highlighted in the conceptual framework, with wording of the items based on terminology used by participants during the focus groups.

Understand how to recognize a gay-friendly church, based on terminology.

7 We used a symptom-based questionnaire based on the terminology of the International Continence Society (ICS).

Regulators, industry, environmental practitioners, local communities and the general public therefore stand to benefit from a precise terminology based on agreed-upon end-goals.