Park: In parliamentary debate, we try to stress what we call signposting: making sure that you've prepackaged your terminology in a way that is concise and catchy enough that it can be very easily transcribed by the judges in a limited period of time.
Tea Etiquette: The Essentials 1. Know your Terminology Those in the know refer to it simply as "tea," not "afternoon tea" and never "high tea" (which is something completely different in the UK).
Whatever the profession you are in, use terminology in your résumé that shows a familiarity with what you do, experts say.
Besides, it's poor form not to give Freud his due if you're using his terminology in your title.
At its core, it shares its DNA with Pokémon GO; it's a game that encourages you to walk around the real world, visit nearby landmarks and parks and work together with your self-selected team (or, in Ingress' terminology, your "faction").
SIR —I very much enjoyed your survey on wireless technology, but as a physicist who has been involved in the semiconductor industry for 19 years as a fabricator, instructor and consultant, I must point out a serious terminology error in your articles.
At the start of the program, it asks where you live -- and if you indicate that you live in a state where same-sex unions are legal, the program will ask you whether you are in a registered domestic partnership, civil union or same-sex marriage or whatever terminology applies in your area.
Use certain words and terminology consistently in your technical writing.
Take out jargon from your presentation, unless it's standard in your industry to use certain terminology.
It's about privacy: a browser that automatically deletes (or "shreds" in its terminology) your browsing history, cache, passwords and cookies whenever you quit browsing.
