Because much of the terminology of cryptology dates to a time when written messages were the only things being secured, the source information, even if it is an apparently incomprehensible binary stream of 1s and 0s, as in computer output, is referred to as the plaintext.
However, the data available on physical activity in South Asians have been obtained from self-reported questionnaires; these have limited validity compared with objective measures [ 21, 22], and this is potentially exacerbated in South Asians because of cultural interpretation of the terminology used in the questionnaires [ 17].
Please, update your words - not out of respect for this renegade philologist who believes in the semantics of the terminology - but because, as long as you don't publicly acknowledge that you are stuck in a stagnant and fossilized history, you will not be able to implement the solutions this nation urgently needs.
The fact that he said "spying" was notable by itself, because of the disputed terminology, but he quickly clarified that there was no evidence it was improper.
This is partly because of the rebarbative terminology he introduces to make his case.
It is perhaps relevant that these latter two conditions posed particular problems when searching for publications, because of the variable terminology used to refer to cases, suggesting that diagnostic uncertainty might be a factor leading to low research rates.
However, surgeons often cannot understand this area easily because of the complex terminology.
Third, the comparison of methods might be partially inconsistent because of the different terminology used in the health economic literature.
I purposely leave out a lot of the terminology because I think you just don't need that to develop an appreciation for the natural world". He is evidently successful: "I'm not even enrolled in this class, but I still attend every lecture because I've always wanted to take a fungi class and find them really amazing," says Natasha Shylo '11.
