Sentence examples for in a special terminology from inspiring English sources

These notes are usually couched in a special terminology that relies heavily on abbreviation and the use of conventional signs or letters (sigla) to identify the witnesses.

The ICA utilizes a special terminology, i.e., the counterpart of chromosomes in the GA is called countries in the ICA; the function expected to be optimized is called cost function; each iteration of algorithm is called a decade.

Geography has quite a lot of special terminology that it is important to get clear in your head.

Note that asking for extra olive or extra garnish in general does not have any special terminology.

His best-known piece was "43-Man Squamish," the name he invented for a preposterously convoluted game inspired by his fascination with the complicated rules and special terminology used in many sports.

It is under this heading that literature and ethnicity are invariably discussed, often with a special critical terminology: "hybridity", "subaltern", "the Other".

Its team was in a special place.

The second source of a large number of unique words is the inclusion of many non-standard words, including names (from literature citations), abbreviations and special terminologies.

To make matters worse, Wall Street has always had a special affinity for scientific terminology.

To address this issue, many groups have invented terminology to describe a special subset of orthologous relationships.

In fact Australia is a special case.