Sentence examples for peculiar terminology from inspiring English sources
THE New England athenaeums I visited on a recent trip maintain not only active memberships, but also some peculiar terminology.
This peculiar — if not odd — terminology has caused numerous misunderstandings, not only about Bolzano's views but also for Bolzano himself, e.g., in his discussion about Kant's dictum that being is not a real predicate.
English is a peculiar language.
This picture is further complicated by the titles subdividing portions of his works, which appear, because of terminology peculiar to them, to have been inserted by a later hand or hands.
A biomarker (a little over 30 years old medical terminology) represents an indicator of a peculiar biological state that can objectively measure and compare normal biological and pathogenetic processes, or pharmacological responses to a therapeutic intervention [ 21].
In addition, practically every profession has its own expressions, which include the technical terminology and sometimes also the casual words or idioms peculiar to the group.
In Sellars' terminology, the concept red is something that is common and peculiar to ·red·s.
Yet our continued use of 'failure' terminology generates a perhaps undeservedly negative connotation and a flawed fixation on correcting seemingly peculiar numbers that the body arguably does not want fixed.
The terminology is revealing.
