"This is a very rare instance in which an unconventional court order lacking proper terminology and not identifying a specific dollar amount to add back to the arrears balance caused confusion among our staff," Ms. Boon wrote.
In order-restricted inference terminology, this alternative hypothesis is known as simple tree order.
It seems clear that he intended his logical pluralism to be both 'horizontal' that is, to allow for different logics at the same level, such as classical and intuitionist sentential logics—as well as 'vertical' allowing for logics for new kinds of expression, such as intensional logics and second-order logic (the terminology is from Eklund 2012).
German historian Peter Longerich notes that vague orders couched in terminology that had a specific meaning for members of the regime were common, especially when people were being ordered to carry out criminal activities.
Step 3 included slight language modifications of the collected questions in order to reflect military terminology and to qualify for use in military operational settings.
As teachers, we frequently find ourselves acting conservatively, teaching our postgraduates to use the most opportune terminology in order to place their articles in journals.
It also surveys several important applications that rely on embedded computing in order to provide some terminology that can be used throughout the book.
Domain analysis enables identifying families of applications and capturing their terminology in order to assist and guide system developers to design valid applications in the domain.
Instead Wills, following scholars like Krister Stendahl and John Gager, uses somewhat idiosyncratic terminology in order to transport his readers "back into the Spirit-haunted, God-driven world of Paul in the heady first charismatic days of Jesus' revelation".
Coslet didn't show a lot of the wrinkles during preseason games; Wyche, for his part, has said he had changed a lot of the terminology in order to put Coslet at a disadvantage.
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