To achieve this, the project had a devoted data 'workpackage' (the term used in European Framework Program jargon), with the following goals: To discuss and agree the consensus acquisition protocols, and to acquire the corresponding data.
Ilana is an editorial intern with an arts background and an interest in coding and thus a great partner in our quest to explain Functional Programming without jargon.
Because Deloitte dwells in the world of business consulting, most of the programs have jargon-heavy names and corny acronyms like win, for Women's Initiative, the firmwide effort it began 17 years ago to support and promote women.
The program makes jargon-laden content more accessible to patients, educators, health care professionals, and the general public.
THE apparent epidemic of indecision and the trend in exploratory programs -- the new jargon for everything from counseling to curriculum (counselors avoid the more negative "undecided") -- reflects deeper changes in higher education itself.
Governments and companies now possess dozens of these independently developed computer programs, known in industry jargon as "safety codes".
Deloitte Consulting, an arm of the accounting firm Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, has developed a free software program, Bullfighter, that identifies jargon in documents.
Now, a parody Web site devised by a student at M.I.T.'s Media Laboratory sends up the offbeat research and famously inflated jargon of that program.
Four participants at both federal and provincial levels considered the strategy of public-private partnership adopted in the program to be "donor promoted jargon" and shared their concerns in involving NGOs at a national level.
Modern dance by Rachel Thorne Germond, Jesse Phillips Fein and Rebecca Lazier will explore themes including partnerships, the confines of flesh and jargon, respectively, in this monthly program of dance and discussion.
