Sentence examples for favored terminology from inspiring English sources
Perhaps non-cognitivists (or "quasi-realists," in Blackburn's favored terminology; see Blackburn 1984) and error theorists reap the greatest dialectical dividends from reflection on how we might explain supervenience.
There is typically a trade-off between ontology and ideology to use the terminology favored by Quine in which contraction in one domain requires expansion in the other.
But his targets also included the diagnostic terminology favored by the medical nosology of the day most prominently, "asthenia" (and its cognate notions) and, as already mentioned, "vital force".
In what follows, the philosophical mentalese terminology will generally be favored, but readers should be aware that most of the psychological authors discussed in fact speak of propositional representations.
It was notable that Mr. Boehner, in his remarks, used "job-destroying spending" rather than the "job-killing" terminology that Republicans have typically favored.
Honeywell, which manufactures aircraft cockpits, among other things, favors the "digital dashboard" terminology, according to Gary Bird, the company's vice president for digitization.
In one exchange, Mr. Connolly emailed the person responsible for submitting the bank's information – using the typically clipped terminology that traders favor – asking that "if possible, we need in NY 1 mo libor as low as possible next few days … tons of pays coming up over all … thanks!" The response came back, "Will do our best Matt".
We would favor adopting from oncology the terminology of treated incidence, because this better describes the rates reported in these studies.
Second, rejection of universal categories in favor of localist terminology may encourage the cultural exceptionalism and essentialism that revisionist and feminist historians have sought to combat.
