Sentence examples for its parlance from inspiring English sources

In a Sept. 16, 2005, memo, the F.A.A. said that if unmanned aircraft — U.A. in its parlance — were held rigorously to its rules, "there would be no U.A. flights in civil airspace".

Afterwards, in light of the then-recent NRC (1983) publication, US EPA changed its parlance to better reflect a separation of risk assessment and risk management.

Though officially nonpartisan, Camp Wellstone is unabashedly liberal, or, in its preferred parlance, "progressive".

The reports come as the party continues its campaign against corruption, which it says will catch the big as well as the small or, in its colorful parlance, "the tigers and the flies".

Well, they didn't announce one in its current parlance exactly.

And while I'd never argue that the show is, in its own cosmological parlance, anywhere near the same universe as a Friends or a Frasier in terms of quality, it can still cause the odd particle explosion of laughter.

The advantage of using MSK of L2 authentication is (a) low latency and (b) maintenance of key hierarchy in security parlance, its also known as perfect forward secrecy.

Its physical properties (its narrow bandgap, in physics parlance) mean that it sometimes releases electrons even though no light has fallen on it, resulting in a noisy image.

In addition to its celebrity guests and its contributions to political parlance, the Blackstone has a place in popular culture.

The story is told from the point of view of jaded PR guy Gil "Hop" "Hopkins and, to use the parlance of its characters, it's a knock-out.

His voice lifts an octave and its inflections are softer, as if, in his parlance, he has moved from the locker room into the light of more discerning eyes. .