Sentence examples for full of terms from inspiring English sources
Too full of jargon, too full of terms untranslatable to anyone not steeped in the same business as he is.
Their remedies were too sweeping, and their language, full of terms like "sustainable development," were too lofty.
David Scarborough, a senior research engineer, teaches the jet and rocket propulsion class, full of terms like isentropic flow and stagnation states as well as adiabatic efficiency for the diffuser.
Stomach-turning, sick-making, rancid, repugnant, repellent, squalid, odious, fetid, disgusting — there is a thesaurus full of terms to describe the contents of Bruce Wagner's willfully offensive new novel, "Dead Stars".
So if a non-gardener like myself can be both enthralled and amused by this book, one full of terms such as Potentilla fruticosa and Crataegus monogyna, I can only imagine how worked up the ecologically minded gardener is going to get.
IoT ads, event signage, and company websites are full of terms and acronyms like ZigBee, Z-Wave, BLE, and even Wi-Fi just to name a few.
In addition, a full glossary of terms relating to child justice more broadly is also included.
The full lists of terms can be obtained from the authors.
SO aims to provide the full set of terms and relationships necessary to perform sequence annotation.
