Sentence examples for points of terminology from inspiring English sources

Iamblichus describes an 'arithmetical method' known as the bloom of Thymaridas (In Nic. 62), and elsewhere discusses two points of terminology in Thymaridas, including his definition of the monad as "limiting quantity" (In Nic. 11 and 27).

The GDL Editor provides a certain level of terminology integration by harnessing the built-in terminology service.

Emanating from this framework, their recommendations include as a necessary starting point a consistent use of terminology that establishes a common STEM language.

He provided some context on how to translate the key points of my work with terminology and events common to business settings.

The second point made in the letter is that of terminology.

In this 1979 address, he made a point of changing the terminology from "capitalist" to "free markets" and took the homely example of the telephone to show the benefits of the profit motive and the drawbacks of government intervention.

The point of adopting this terminology seems to be that it helps bring out similarities in the way coercion and ordinary offers both alter the coercee's payoff structure for acting.

Although potentially considered as one entity -the chest wall syndrome- clinicians often prefer individual terminology depending on points of maximum tenderness on the chest wall.

The two major points of contention are lack of a standard terminology and difficulty in spotting exclusions".

Another interesting question of terminology today.

Often it was a question of terminology.