Sentence examples similar to logical jargon from inspiring English sources
This year, for example, Toys RR" Us announced it was planning to redesign its toy stores to group products most likely to be bought by the same types of consumers: in marketing jargon, "logical adjacencies".
But this race to the bottom must end when these factors reach certain fundamental physical limits.The first of these limits, on energy, imposes a cap on how fast the universe-as-computer could switch a bit of information from one state to the other (a process known in the jargon as a logical operation).
CAVA classifies variants based on a simple, explicit, logical ontology focused on clinical requirements, which avoids historical jargon, such as 'nonsense' for a stop-gain mutation.
This was determined by a combination of factors including: structure of the material presented and whether it was logical; size of font, use of lay language and lack of jargon; the use of diagrams/photographs to illustrate points; whether patients had been involved in the preparation of the guide.
Using examples from radio talk shows and statements by politicians and scientists, he ruthlessly exposes logical flaws and sheer nonsense (there is an entire chapter, too, on management jargon) in likably angry and witty style.
But the language of science tends to be jargon-laden, an exposition of cold facts and numbers that follows a logical method that rarely offers simple, satisfying answers.
Jargon incomprehensible to civilians.
Lawson has a great ear for jargon, inserting namby-pamby, faux-empathic refrains like "I can see why you would say that", and he's a dab hand at capturing the logical illogic of today's procedurally encumbered witch-hunt.
