One was "incentive" stock options, that being tax code jargon for options with favorable capital gain treatment.
There was nary a mention of Cambridge Analytica or election interference as a packed room of engineers chuckled to nerdy jokes during keynotes packed with enough coding jargon to make the unindoctrinated assume it was in another language.
Sifting through the numerical codes and jargon, he discarded the merely mundane mayhem.
It is sad, but wholly predictable, that health insurance companies would erect a thicket of impenetrable codes and jargon between patients and reimbursement for legitimate expenses.
A dispatcher, Eddie Rodriguez, explained the exchange, laden with police codes and jargon, to the jurors: "That means that they wanted to handle the job.
Richard M. Harnett, an old U.P.I. hand ("Downhold expenses!"), is author of "Wirespeak: Codes and Jargon of the News Business" (Shorebird Press, San Mateo, Calif., paperback, $17.95).
What does any sentence on this entire page even mean?" The lengthy "Quick Start" process isn't much easier, and also includes an alphabet soup's-worth of acronyms, codes, and jargon without any additional explanation.
"Developers use this technical jargon — S.E.O., optimization, registered wireframes, coding — as scare tactics.
Some features are discernible within the program's nebula of charts, graphs, codes and bureaucratic jargon.
("Flashpoint" is produced by CBS and the Canadian broadcaster CTV.) His group defuses bombs and talks people out of suicide and negotiates hostage crises and kidnappings using sniper fire, flak jackets and, more dramatically, code names and jargon.
