Sentence examples for in terms of discourse from inspiring English sources

We explain the fixedness and idiosyncratic nature of scientific phraseology in terms of discourse processes such as reformulation.

Paradigmatic functionalists like Tomlin, Van Valin and MacWhinney could in principle hold that the explanation of syntactic form, for example, will ultimately be in terms of discourse functions and semantics, but still accept that syntactic categories cannot be reduced to non-linguistic ones.

But in terms of discourse, in attempted forward motion, that's all taken in baby steps and is very inward looking.

FREEDMAN: The only thing right now that's out there in terms of discourse on movies and TV is on the Internet.

The problem statement for this study focused on how to construct meaningful research findings within the context of several contrasting dichotomies, both in terms of discourses of NCDs (or chronic illness) and approaches to healthcare access.

Actually, in terms of current discourse, the Mendelssohn volume may be more pertinent than the Verdi.

Further, in terms of classroom discourse, how is this difference manifested?

"There's a general sense that we're not in a straitjacket anymore in terms of the discourse, and we're no longer just a monolith".

For even as these campaigns shifted the dial in terms of public discourse, the traditional centre left parties treated them with a mixture of indifference and contempt.

The crude use of stereotypes about Latinos was by far the worst part of David Vitter's ads, but their crude use of neon signs was discouraging, too, in terms of political discourse.

Specifically, the article seeks to demonstrate the greater adequacy of a global ethics of responsibility for the enhancement of life against rival conceptions developed in terms of Human Rights discourse or the so-called Capabilities Approach.