Sentence examples for for the terminology of from inspiring English sources

For the terminology of unconditional models we refer to Singer and Willett [ 19].

Guanidinylation of primary or secondary amines is a common way to prepare guanidines (for the terminology of guanidine formation, see Jones 2002).

Please see [ 38, 39] for explanations of the terminology of homology.

Proposals are offered for amendments to the terminology of the next edition of the VIM, taking into account new fields where measurements are applied.

For brevity, following the terminology of [ 25], we use the term 'resort' to refer to the complex of a CGI and its flanking shores and shelves.

Strictly speaking, these baselines should be called 'recommended levels', as benefits may continue to accrue at higher (for preventive exposures) or lower (for carcinogenic exposures) levels, but the terminology of 'optimum' is retained for consistency.

For, by co-opting the terminology of the living wage, Mr Osborne diverts attention away from the real Living Wage campaign, muddying the ethical waters still further and providing cover for businesses to continue to pay less than they should.

Hence, from the tropist's point of view 'property' is ambiguous, since it may stand for the characterizers (tropes) or for the unifiers (resemblance classes) (in the terminology of §6.4 of the entry on mental causation).

Many countries have already developed standard national classifications and terminologies for the use of traditional medicine [ 23, 63], but Bangladesh has yet to develop a standard classification and repertoire of the terminologies of traditional medicines in Bangladesh.

The goal was for Baas to familiarize himself with the terminology of what he will hear as well as the way he will hear it.

Singh et al. (2011) uses the terminology of flows for RNA-Seq data in the context of testing differential transcription without reconstructing transcripts.