Sentence examples for logic jargon from inspiring English sources
The classification rules are also very concise, since most of them are composed only by the conjuction of the conditions on two 4-mers (in the logic jargon, such rules are conjunctive clauses composed of two literals).
Inside is the usual blast of audio jargon: Cirrus Logic Dual DAC, native direct stream digital, 24-bit 192KHz playback, balanced 2.5mm headphone out and a quad-core CPU to support it all.
His language was suspiciously wishy-washy ("focus, fix and grow" is jargon) but the logic of selling Tate's EU sugar operations is robust.
But sealed off in their academic cocoons — and writing papers in their mathematical jargon — they developed an internal logic quite divorced from market realities.
Shorn of all of the economic jargon and legal niceties, that is the logic behind the booming business in bilateral trade deals that is sweeping Asia.
Here's his thumbnail: The challenge I took on was to convey the gist of my "brutal logic of climate change" post in a reasonably short amount of time, using as little scientific jargon as possible.
Readers of the first two volumes in the trilogy, "The Golden Age" and "The Phoenix Exultant," will know what to expect next: jargon-rich, high-tech shoot-'em-ups alternating with jargon-rich, high-flown debates about the meaning of life, the limits of logic, the nature of consciousness and so on.
They challenged each other's logic and budget numbers, offering a array of charges and countercharges, numbers and statistics, diplomatic catch-phrases, military jargon and economic theories.
The logic seems to be that many problems in the communication environment could be solved by the removal of scientific jargon and/or extraneous verbiage.
Jargon incomprehensible to civilians.
