Sentence examples for chose the terminology from inspiring English sources

Rather than naming these classes No Failures and Failures, we chose the terminology no dependent potentials and dependent potentials, which will be abbreviated No Dep and Dep, respectively.

Facebook will also need to be careful about choosing the right terminology for news feed ads in languages other than English.

Ehrenfels here chooses the Meinongian terminology, speaking of indirect or founded contents (see his notes on 292 ff)., but also follows Brentano's approach when remarking on the power of signs to function as surrogates for presentations (Ehrenfels 1891, 296).

Yet we choose keep the terminology of an inductance only for consistency.

In these cases, the TA was chosen as the terminology for the PT instead of the NA, e.g. for the translation of the English term "ulna", the preferred term may come from TA as "ulna", and the synonym from NA as "cubitus".

We have chosen this terminology to fit with the usage of "binary" in the phylogenetics literature which may not agree with that in other literatures.

The fact that participants chose different terminology in focus groups to discuss cancer clinical trials is evidence that information being described to them lacks consistency.

Table 1 Question generated using a terminology-based strategy Stem: Choose the correct sentence   (1) Transport layer is part of the OSI model Options: (2) Network operating system is part of the OSI model   (3) TCP/IP suite is part of the OSI model Key: (1) Transport layer is part of the OSI model.

More specifically, the terminology chosen by the brokers may factor into how a patient views their services.

In development of PRO instruments, the terminology chosen should be applicable across languages to allow for multinational data pooling and comparison.

When developing the wording of PRO instruments, the terminology chosen should be applicable across languages to allow for international pooling and comparison of data.