Sentence examples for modern terminology from inspiring English sources

I think it's fair to say in modern terminology that he had a nervous breakdown".

In modern terminology, his "Electra" was something between a spinoff and a reboot.

This overlapping has a long history and is reflected in modern terminology.

His observations of birds in flight led him to recognize the superiority of relatively long and narrow (in modern terminology, high-aspect-ratio) wings for soaring.

Electromagnetic radiation, or in modern terminology the photons hν, always travel in free space with the universal speed c i.e., the speed of light.

(In modern terminology, unlike that of the Greeks, the term "number" is applied to such quantities as √2, but they are called irrational).

That means that he can skip much of the modern technical terminology of genetics and use relatively simple language, which is just as well, because what he has to say is quite hard to understand.

Euler, who died in 1783, was known for his work in fluid dynamics, optics and astronomy and for introducing most modern mathematical terminology and notation.

He is regarded as the first philosopher to create modern philosophical terminology in Japanese, which permitted Japanese philosophers to compare Oriental and Western thought.

However, the Arab League has been a little more effective at lower levels, such as shaping school curricula, preserving manuscripts and translating modern technical terminology.

He also introduced much of the modern mathematical terminology and notation, particularly for mathematical analysis, such as the notion of a mathematical function.