Sentence examples for historical jargon from inspiring English sources
Mix and match, compare and contrast and throw around a lot of current art historical jargon with a few aesthetically fun concepts.
CAVA classifies variants based on a simple, explicit, logical ontology focused on clinical requirements, which avoids historical jargon, such as 'nonsense' for a stop-gain mutation.
Maybe he didn't get the historical references or the cultural jargon in the speech but he listened.
Gladstone, a gimlet-eyed realist with a sharp historical sense, dispenses with the academic jargon and hysteria that has infected so much recent talk about the media.
It's a less intimidating approach to literature, free from the burden of historical background and devoid of grad-school jargon.
Thus the earliest translations of the Greek text of the stone show the translators still struggling with the historical context and with administrative and religious jargon.
Using sociological and other jargon, he assembles a montage of familiar catch-phrases and historical cliches, juxtaposing meaningful and meaningless ideas.
Historical connection is lacking Nebraska C C Weak on evolution; includes creationist jargon- the word "theory" is used only in relation to biological evolution Nevada C C No human evolution New Hampshire F A Improved treatment of evolution; human evolution included New Jersey A A Thorough and explicit treatment of evolution New Mexico C A Good across the board New York C C No revision since 1996.
No technical jargon when it comes to explaining complex economic phenomena or even theories that have made significant historical impact to a readership that is not presumed to be economically educated.
