Sentence examples for into the terminology from inspiring English sources

MR. CARNEY: I'm not going to get into the terminology.

"I feel more and more like when I say something the boys automatically know what I mean, what kind of shape we go into, the terminology we use".

The equivalence between a named class A and a class description D can be asserted into the terminology by using a class definition (denoted by ≡).

Since "regurgitation" is ambiguous and may refer to different kinds of objects, it must be entered into the terminology as an object attribute with a standard variant "Insuffizienz" (engl.: regurgitation).

Translated into the terminology of the structural account, this asserts that even under a contingency where the victim was placed in intensive care (and thus treated immediately), he would still have died.

The content analysis consisted basically in classifying the content of the interviews into categories (nodes in the terminology of nVivo).

But as more and more money crowds into them, the terminology has started to change.

Although the books are written for nongeologists, you have to be willing to put some effort into studying the terminology.

I was shocked by how many readers were asking, "How the hell do you pronounce this girl's name?" "What do you mean, isn't it obvious?" I spend maybe too much time on names and that kind of thing, but I always want to build a little bit of a spoiler, a little bit of an Easter egg into most of the terminology in the world that I create.

Laura Spence, director of the Royal Holloway, University of London's Centre for Research into Sustainability, says that the terminology of CSR is both inaccurate (as small firms are unlikely to be corporations) and off-putting jargon for SMEs.

In a demonstration of the abilities of the system, AQL queries allowed for querying of SNOMED CT coded data taking the subsumption hierarchy of the terminology into consideration.