Sentence examples for define a common language from inspiring English sources
Mr Weisscher said that rather than try to create a new social network, the OneSocialWeb team is trying to define a common language, called protocols, for communication between social networks.
Because IHE is organized and driven by professional organizations representing both buyers and vendors, it was able to define a common language for the various health care parties who are involved in the integration process.
They sought impeccable ideological credentials; much quoted was Stalin's essay "Marxism and Linguistics", in which a nation is defined by a common language.
We discuss our proposed definition and its implications, and define important related terms, thereby providing a common language for scientists, policy makers, conservationists, and other stakeholders with an interest in trophic cascades.
There is a need to define successful priority setting, to provide a common language, and to come to some agreement on conceptual basis for the concept.
Unfortunately, at present, a common language for defining developmental characters, which may serve as a basis to create a large comparable fundament for comparative embryology research, does not exist.
They constitute the semantic basis of retrospective and prospective clinical studies by providing a common language for defining and categorising pathology.
There are core items that are found in all instruments and are defined the same way in each in order to encourage a common language and to facilitate their use in an integrated health system.
The work of defining the axes requires cooperation between the internal customer and the patent information professional, and this helps build a common language to enable positioning patent documents in the correct matrix cells.
