He believes that one can make Bohr's requirement that measuring apparatus and the experimental results have to be described in ordinary language supplemented with the terminology of classical physics consistent with ontological quantum fundamentalism.
When she made a public plea for greater environmental protection at this year's parliamentary consultative committee, she was accused of hypocrisy, because she wore animal fur, and childishness, because she used ordinary language rather than convoluted bureaucratic terminology.
However, even detailed and precise proofs are rarely expressed purely in the language of logic; rather, they are a mixture of ordinary language, mathematical, and logical symbols and terminology.
Finally, (iii) Hilbert uses ordinary German (with mathematical terminology), rather than a formal language, to present his axioms; no truth-definition is given, but the truth-conditions of sentences are taken as understood.
The term "Huntington's chorea" has gradually given way in both medical terminology and ordinary speech to "Huntington's disease".
The scenario contained ordinary descriptions without professional terminology in order to facilitate students' motivation and to elicit their concepts of the clinical problems.
In the case of uniaxial media, according to the terminology of [6], "ordinary" PSP occurs when the optical axis C is parallel to the surface (C||y).
(A cautionary note about terminology here: by ordinary conventions, the N-Realist proper holds that value itself is a natural property, not simply that what has value is a natural property.
This would be like a physician with a headache, who experiences pain in the first instance just like ordinary folk and only subsequently applies medical terminology to the headache (Compare King, 1988).
scientific terminology is by necessity precise, while ordinary speech is not (Ibidem).
