Sentence examples for lexicon terms from inspiring English sources

Over the past two years we have been identifying those words and phrases; first, to come up with a useful lexicon of possible legal Māori terms, and then, to test and validate those lexicon terms in order choose the terms that are now to form to the base of the Legal Māori Dictionary itself.

Our analysis included the development of (1) a pneumonia lexicon; (2) a set of NLP queries to identify lexicon terms within reports; and (3) an electronic algorithm that used query results to provide CXR report interpretation.

4 In order to standardize mammographic reporting, the American College of Radiology developed Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS®) lexicon terms to describe breast density, lesion features, impressions, and recommendations for further patient management.

In Blair's lexicon, the terms are synonymous.

If that's NIMBYism, I need a new lexicon of terms.

At the Walker, for example, a traveling show called "Worlds Away: New Suburban Landscapes" has its own Web site, which includes a lexicon of terms related to suburbia.

However, absolute fidelity to the score as written is usually an impossible goal, since the lexicon of terms by which a composer can indicate their wishes is incomplete and fragmented.

Dery said those who plan on applying agile to their organization will need to learn to work within an entirely new methodology that has its own lexicon of terms to describe its workflow.

Volume IV - The Lexicon of Terms and Concepts in Mechanistic Enzymology and Index to Volumes I-III: Volume IV contains substantial entries and a number of dictionary-style definitions which refer to these entries.

Rather than trying to force 'accelobator' or 'incuberator' into the lexicon, the terms are used interchangeably for all programs that are included in the analysis.

We will also have to learn a whole new lexicon of terms and phrases to navigate this bot world.