Sentence examples for industry language from inspiring English sources

Its decks are covered with stacks of coloured metal containers – "boxes" in industry language.

"We did not do it right," she said, then listed the product's manifold woes that led to disappointing sales: dreary packaging, a steep retail price and lackluster "hedonics," industry language for taste and the way gum makes your mouth feel.

John Baird, a real estate partner at Osborne Clarke with an expertise in planning matters and who has seen the document, said: "Exit, partial exit is standard industry language for a developer selling all or part of their interest in a site.

Colquhoun stressed that all who attend the 40 Days for Life gatherings must sign a "statement of peace" (available on the organisation's website), agreeing not to "threaten, physically contact, or verbally abuse" staff or patients (inevitably, these are referred to as "customers", using the same kind of "abortion industry" language that Nadine Dorries has introduced to the House of Commons).

Goal is to have iKnowWare on every mobile device or customer interaction enabling each individual to work in their way and industry language.

In tech industry language, this is what's known as a "vertical application"–meaning the aim is to sell small volumes of a product into a specialized market or industrial niche rather than to the broader consumer market.

Thematic, or special-subject, atlases deal primarily with a single subject, such as the agriculture, geology, climate, history, industry, languages, population, religions, resources, or other characteristics of a geographic area.

The first step to achieve this goal is the Modeling Business Process using UML (industry standard language).

Smigin is a start-up in an industry - language learning - that has long frustrated people.

Keep it simple -- It is important to remember that not everyone speaks your industry's language.

Naughty Dog switched to the industry standard language C++ in order to participate in technology sharing among Sony's first-party developers the company had previously used their own proprietary programming language GOAL, a Lisp-based language.