Sentence examples for jargon's from inspiring English sources

Jargon's technology also allows companies, and now Smartling customers, to get translated apps out to customers before they even download a new version through a mobile store.

Smartling will immediately integrate Jargon's technology into its own cloud-based software, allowing clients to preview translated content and graphic user interface elements within their mobile apps before they are pushed out to end-users.

According to Smartling Chief Executive and founder Jack Welde on Crunchbase, with the all-cash deal, Smartling extended job offers to Jargon's entire team, but founder and CEO AJ Cihla is moving on to new projects.

(If you don't like industry jargon, let's use Paul Graham's phrasing: "building something people want").

To unwrap this bit of jargon, let's look at the intersection of human rights and technology.

And while her own prose has been criticized as obscure, in her book she gives examples of how yesterday's jargon becomes today's common language, citing for instance brunch, which came into use in the 1890's; motel, which dates from the 1920's; and meritocracy, which is a technical term from the late 50's.

Written in accessible prose largely free of financial jargon, Berkshire's annual letter holds appeal far beyond Wall Street.

Jargon File's definition is, according to Timo Gnambs, a researcher for the Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories, a more accurate description of the hacker mentality than the contemporary stereotype.

In the statistical jargon, Second Life's economy trades in "the long tail" of things.This is why, for the time being, Mr Rosedale prefers to rule Second Life with Adam Smith's "invisible hand" only.

"It gets smarter over time by learning your colleagues' names, your favorite phrases and specific jargon," Google's VP for product management for G Suite David Thacker explained during a press briefing.

Aside from the patent jargon, what's particularly brain numbing is that nine randomly chosen people who happen to live around the fabled "Silicon Valley" will be setting a precedent for the future of mobile device design and innovation through their (relatively) uninformed answers.