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.
In the next two hours, Park rained directives, exhortations, jargon, and rebukes on her followers while skirmishing with others on the side.
Harry Gesner's life story is so exciting that a new monograph on his work reads like a John Buchan tale, or the next Laura Hillenbrand project, instead of the usual jargon-infested coffee-table book about a venerable architect.
Everyone agrees that the federal budget surplus is growing, but over the next few weeks there will be a complicated and jargon-ridden argument over just how large it will be.
Flash forward a few months when I moved to San Francisco, I remember being at a cafe and preparing for class the next day when I felt overwhelmed with the complex jargons and unfamiliar concepts being introduced.
"The United States is not sufficiently structured or prepared for the next SRO (Stability and Reconstruction Operation)," Bowen concluded, using Pentagon jargon for modern military campaigns.
The next extension of the net - into "m-space", as industry jargon has it - is already a more controlled and capitalist affair.
From one paragraph to the next, her language becomes wooden and clichéd as she descends into meaningless jargon.
Saying next to nothing January 29 , 2014From the Guardian's Tom Clark Tom Clark (@guardian_clark) Through the jargon, it's pretty clear that Carney thinks that Scottish indepdence is a v bad idea.
The result is "a nearly jargon-free expedition that hops from one human chromosome to the next (23 in all) in search of the most delightful stories," Lee M. Silver said in these pages earlier this year.
But this crew is so technologically behind the next generation's that the series relies on "Indiana Jones" -style-adventure more than sci-fi jargon.
