The news was sent out to AOL employees (TechCrunch is owned by AOL) in an internal memo from CEO Tim Armstrong, who described the move in classic startup terminology, "pivot".
If you are talking classic screenwriting terminology, that's kinda like the 1-10 arena were you're just setting up all the characters before you really kick things off.
{In classic Kuhnian terminology, the science of operational research was in crisis when confronted with this new set of problems}.
The classic ballet : basic technique and terminology / historical development by Lincoln Kirstein ; descriptive text by Muriel Stuart ; illustrations by Carlus Dyer ; preface by George Balanchine.
The terminology comes from Albert O. Hirschman's 1970 classic Exit, Voice, and Loyalty: Responses to Decline in Firms, Organizations, and States.
On the other hand, the architecture focuses on the interoperability of main theoretical immunological perspectives (classic, cognitive, and danger theory), as related to computer science terminologies.
A classic example would be the advance notice by-law, whereas it shares the same terminology name in both the US and Canada, the provisions contained therein could differ considerably between the two markets.
In the world of contemporary literature, the classics are not suffering from an "anxiety of impotence" (to use the paper's terminology) -- but, when it comes to understanding contemporary literature, perhaps this team of mathematicians is.
We refer to "retro games" and "retro gaming," but such terminology is almost never applied to books or films, which are, at most, "vintage" or "classic".
