Sentence examples for collective terminology from inspiring English sources

In Alaska the collective terminology for persons of indigenous ancestry is Alaska Native.

Nevertheless, whether one wants to discuss it explicitly or not, any concrete capability policy proposal can be analyzed in terms of the division between personal and collective responsibility; but this terminology is largely absent from the capability literature.

We introduce the following terminology: Particle, collective Lower and higher level entities in a two-level part-whole hierarchy.

To use the generous terminology for our new collective inattentiveness, a potato is not a multitasker.

Has the government embedded its carefully chosen, diligently disseminated, self-serving terminology firmly enough in our collective consciousness?

We performed such a variety of liver resections in this collective of patients by referring to Brisbane terminology.

One of the side effects will be that terminology and basic concepts will filter into the collective consciousness – ones encompassing the art house bracket as well as the mega-budget shoot-em-ups.

Instead of conceptualizing local practice as something that should be accommodated, initiatives like the CDSC should see local variation and terminology development as an opportunity to improve the collective, universal CDS.

Aerodrome is a collective term for any location from which flying operations take place, although more specific terminology can be used to characterise its purpose.

In the classical terminology of Marx, a large reserve army of labor reduces both the individual and the collective bargaining power of workers, enabling capital to take a bigger piece of the economic pie.

This view, which rests partly on the near absence of the relevant kinship terminology in Homer, is not ultimately convincing in its hypothesis of a kind of complicated collective fraud on posterity.