"To compose sentences it has a library of rules, words and turns of phrase, taken from everyday English, but also specialist professional terminology," Birnbaum says.
The professional terminology of modern theoretical physics owes much to Dirac, including the names and mathematical notations fermion, boson, observable, commutator, eigenfunction, delta-function, ℏ (for h/2π, where h is Planck's constant), and the bra-ket vector notation.
The communication in the nursing homes was characterized by professional terminology used between the staff and friendly professional nurse - patient communication.
The scenario contained ordinary descriptions without professional terminology in order to facilitate students' motivation and to elicit their concepts of the clinical problems.
Blinkhorn and Verity [ 38] noted that dental professionals use professional terminology that may be incomprehensible to a common person and that readability formulae may therefore underestimate the difficulty of a text.
Students were encouraged to use professional terminology to describe symptoms and occupational therapy problems, choose an appropriate method of evaluation to identify the problems, and decide on their interventions.
While patients were mostly concerned with phrases they thought were not clear for a lay reader, the experts were equally concerned with correct professional terminology and correctness of information as they were with the adaptation of the style for the lay reader.
This finding echoes a previous study demonstrating that interpersonal relationships, tasks in nursing care and the use of professional terminology in English were the major sources of job stress in newly graduated nurses in Taiwan and were the key factors influencing graduates' intentions to quit [ 12].
The reason for the Blurriness is bad focus or in Professional terminology: Soft focus.
Think of a pair of headphones; the little metal thing that goes into your computer so you can hear what's coming out is the male part, while the part it goes into is the female part (sounds dirty, but this is actual professional terminology).
