Sentence examples for changes terminology from inspiring English sources
Indeed, he inexplicably changes terminology from one article to another in the same issue of the same journal, referring to "harmony" judgments he reported in two of these articles (Granger, 1955a, 1955b), as "preferences" in the third (Granger, 1955c).
The science fiction fan within me suddenly imagined that this decision altered the future of some parallel society ruled by Ray Kurzweil's Intelligent Machines: suddenly, the changed terminology resulted in a transformation from an authoritarian to a more democratic society.
I studied every tiny detail and came up with alternative explanations ahead of time so that I could always change terminology or the direction of the conversation.
The detail of the video recorded discussion is significant here, since the worker changed terminology to make it accessible for the audience and in ways that directly contested the conventional formats in which safety regulations and procedures are presented.
For some items, we used focus group findings to change terminology (See Additional file 2 for details on specific changes).
2. Changes in terminology and nomenclature: the reviewer's knowledge may not be up-to-date.
Redefinitions below aim to observe continuity in traditional nomenclature and cause the unavoidable minimum of changes in terminology.
The change in terminology reflects a change in the role of the representative of the child or children.
Included are both modern developments and contemporary changes in terminology as well as recently established terms.
But the Polish authorities will not let it reopen unless it changes its terminology.
