They are not found until late July, when they emerge wearing nothing but shoulder pads and speaking an unintelligible language based on labor rhetoric and playbook jargon.
Based on the body language and police jargon they used, they appeared to be coming straightforward with it.
Pidgins have been particularly associated with areas settled by European traders; examples have been Chinook Jargon, a lingua franca based on an American Indian language and English that was formerly used in Washington and Oregon, and Beach-la-mar, an English-based pidgin of parts of the South Seas.
Google will then pay us a fee (in industry jargon, traffic acquisition cost) based on revenue realized from click-throughs on ads supplied to Yahoo! by Google.
The leaflets were appraised based on their textual framework, thoroughness, use of jargon terms and readability.
Knowledge is better than ignorant dread, and good writing based on keen reporting is far better than medical jargon, garbled hearsay or misinformation from the Web.
It is a high-stakes game, which explains why so many films are, in the jargon, "pre-sold"—that is, based on earlier films, television shows or comic-book superheroes.The author argues that a film's theatrical run is little more than a marketing campaign for the subsequent release of DVDs and TV broadcasts, where the real money is to be made.
The Curry-Howard correspondence, from a paper by William Howard of 1969, but published only in 1980, is based on the "formulas-as-types" principle, or in another jargon, on the "propositions-as-sets" principle.
Modifications related to comprehension, mapping of responses, and jargon in the KOOS were made based on qualitative feedback from the children.
Revise the assessment based on pilot results and further student feedback to eliminate jargon, modify distracters to include student-supplied incorrect answers, and rewrite questions answered correctly by >75% of students.
