Sentence examples for common terms and from inspiring English sources

So, here are some of the more common terms and phrases encountered nowadays, whose meaning has altered somewhat.

Ockham's universals, at least in his mature theory,[49] are just our common terms and our common concepts.

A typology furthers crime prevention by defining common terms and concepts including the types of counterfeiters, counterfeiting, and offender groups that will help in the selection of countermeasures.

Ontology, understood as an agreed vocabulary of common terms and meanings shared by a group of people, is a solution to that problem.

The SCOR-model constitutes a reference standard addressing BPR through common terms and definitions for processes, performance indicators, best practices, and benchmarking.

Many variants exist including variations that merely change the order of the letters; LGBT or GLBT are the most common terms and the ones most frequently seen in current usage.

It has been resurrected in the current fad for retro-chic children's clothes, but it's far from a common term, and I find it hard to believe that Toni's 40-year-old father would know what it's called.

However, redshift is a more common term and sometimes blueshift is referred to as negative redshift.

Dutch children are familiar with the term bullying (in Dutch: 'pesten'); it is a common term and has a clearly different content than teasing (in Dutch: 'plagen').

There is a 'Terminology' link that provides detailed definitions and descriptions of 22 common terms, 'Index' and 'References' links, and a 'Plastic Cards' link that provides the option of ordering a pocket 'acid base card'.

So these common terms signify and supposit for the same things either absolutely, provided the term is absolute, or in relation to other singulars, provided the term is connotative.