Sentence examples for principles of terminology from inspiring English sources

Given that terminology is essential to professional communication and practice in any field of expertise, the present paper argues in favour of integrating fundamental principles of terminology management into ESP teaching.

Courses in general and dental terminology will include etymology (Greek/Latin derivatives) and principles of terminology (prefix/suffix, combining vowels, and using terms in context).

Knowledge of the etymology of most medical and dental terms will allow students to better understand the principles of terminology than rote learning or memorization.

Spinoza's magnum opus, the Ethics, borrowed much from Descartes: the goal of a rational understanding of principles, the terminology of "substance" and "clear and distinct ideas," and the expression of philosophical knowledge in a complete deductive system using the geometric model of the Elements of Euclid (flourished c. 300 bc).

ISO standards can be used as a reference for the definition of important terminological concepts, as an introduction to the principles and methods of terminology management, and as guidelines for the design and implementation of terminological databases.

This research has demonstrated that automated mapping based on computational linguistic principles can perform different levels of terminology mapping.

We begin with a basic overview of the principles and terminology involved, and then give a concise summary on the principles of the methods used.

Discussions with the IPs during the preparation of the research grant application led to the identification of programs employing the principles and broad terminology of social capital and the selection of three specific cases of community-based projects aimed at improving health and well-being.