Sentence examples for changes in terminology with from inspiring English sources
Mr. Leonard renders these apologetic changes in terminology with affecting awkwardness.
As is common with all of Peirce's work in philosophy, various changes in terminology and subtleties with accompanying neologisms occur from one piece of work to the next.
The good news is that many changes in reality start with changes in terminology, and the fact that corporate giants and public leaders at Davos have indeed been paying sincere attention to entrepreneurship and its social and economic impacts, is hopefully a harbinger of actions and new realities that will someday exist on the ground.
With changes in terminology, its description as "minor cognitive-motor disorder" in the literature had fallen out of use.
This field is rapidly evolving with new mechanistic understanding, changes in terminology, and novel opportunities.
I understand and agree with the rationale behind the changes in terminology, but I also remember being a freshman who lived in a dorm many long years ago.
Included are both modern developments and contemporary changes in terminology as well as recently established terms.
The new version does not approach the game from a male perspective, thanks to well-thought-out changes in terminology.
A published article can become unintelligible because of changes in terminology and in the scientists' education.
2. Changes in terminology and nomenclature: the reviewer's knowledge may not be up-to-date.
