Sentence examples for dealing with terms from inspiring English sources

This was my first time dealing with terms like "elevation" and "azimuth" coordinates.

However, a major issue that persists in the field of bio-ontology is dealing with terms that are represented (and overlapping) in several ontologies (26).

It was the type of meeting I used to live for but I was too busy dealing with term sheets to be a part of it.

In order to find an appropriate concept in SNOMED CT, it is difficult to deal with terms such as "brain metastasis," "metastatic brain cancer" and "metastatic brain disease".

Dealing with peace terms for Italy; Includes John Gelo trip.

But you don't know who the best has been dealing with in terms of their counter party risk.

Our organization works to bring survivors together -- dealing with long-term trauma and helping victims heal long-term".

"We are dealing with longer-term deficits now," Mr. Latzky said.

But our collective interests are in dealing with long-term incentives and dialing down the complexity we've all created.

The challenge facing the NHS is now much more about dealing with long-term conditions, such as diabetes.

We're not dealing with short-term weather changes, we're talking about major changes in our climate system.