Sentence examples for by terminology from inspiring English sources

The question of when Latin ended and Romance began, which has occupied scholars in the past, is largely a problem created by terminology.

While his discussion of state capitalism is perfunctory, his discussion of political nationalism, like many such arguments, is bedeviled by terminology.

For the full information about the POS tags used by terminology spectrum building procedure see Table 4.

If current hip hop is dominated by terminology like "twerking," "ratchet," and "swag," then that's what its audience absorbs as hip hop: it doesn't have to be Black.

Within minutes the viewer is struck by terminology that even franchise followers might have to Google—I know I did, pausing the film to find out exactly what the cast was on about (the people-eating Lekgolo worms are woefully explained).

Semantics of the domain content models (e.g. archetypes) are provided by terminology binding.

Public perceptions of messages communicating concepts linking health, food and the diet are influenced by terminology, resulting in confusion.

What is evident is that differences exist across frameworks regardless of whether frameworks are classified by a definition of the innovation or by terminology used to describe the innovation in the article.

Since it is constructed from a set of terminologies commonly used in the health care system, it can be seen as an approximation of the medical language as expressed by terminology systems used for abstraction and statistical classification.

This leads to the question of how to draw a line between content to be expressed by information models and content to be expressed by terminologies and ontologies, according to clear criteria [ 53, 54].

But even smart people can be fooled by CDO terminology, which is Orwellian by design.