Sentence examples for in lingo from inspiring English sources

The World Economic Forum came up with the same answer, though it was couched in lingo.

In Lingo we identified the target, and that we did entirely in house, and made the antibody.

Ecological and financial analyses of insulation materials are conducted by an algorithm designed in LINGO optimization software.

He suggests this type of geographic network can explain the "soda"/ pop"/"coke" phenomenon and other regional divisions in lingo.

He fills the board with modules and nodes as the guys shout out ideas in lingo that eventually makes Garland Couch, a 55-year-old coder, pause at how far they've come.

Their wishes are then carried out through seemingly neutral formulas devised behind closed doors by staff experts who talk to each other in lingo like RWADA (resident weighted average daily attendance) and TWPU (total weighted pupil units).

The cue cards for "SNL" are "printed," to use the in-house lingo, in a hive-like space under the bleachers of Studio 8H.

The higher emission of N2O in plots amended with high N manure when compared with emissions on plots subjected to low N manure applications was attributed to the case of increased capacity of the wetland soil that received high N manure to supply mineralized N beyond soil microbial requirements (Mosier and Kroetze 1999), plant uptake and precipitation in lingo-protein complexes (Saggar 2010).

He started as a deckhand, moved up to mate, and became a captain — a "throttle jockey" in tug lingo — in 1992.

They were, in BBC lingo, "rammed in two" by a freighter (there is a photograph).

That resolution established the incentive program for private developers, whereby developers construct public spaces -- plaza "bonuses," in zoning lingo -- in return for bigger buildings.