Sentence examples for regular terminology from inspiring English sources

But Trump's racially insensitive question also played on the assumption that — borrowing Trump's regular terminology — "the blacks" are somehow one big family, whose members know each other personally.

Even the terminology is accepted.

Husserl's terminology underwent regular changes: his wrote of 'primary memory' prior to adopting 'retention'; rather than the 'specious present' or 'presence-time' Husserl prefers in his early writings to talk of 'the original temporal field'; in later writings he adopts other language: 'primal present'flowinging present'livinging present'.

Common methodological limitations include inconsistent diagnostic terminology, the regular inclusion of heterogeneous study populations and a lack of reliable assessment procedures.

For each accepted attribute, all phrases containing this attribute are displayed to the domain expert in Fig. 4b (all variants for the attribute "Aortenstenose" (aortic valve stenosis)) to decide about the different values of the attribute and their synonyms and semantic properties (e.g. regular expressions) in the terminology.

Even some baseball terminology is different.

If Muslim women's dress is going to make news on a regular basis, then it's about time we got our terminology straight.

The wives and children of miners could be expected to understand mining terminology and techniques, and would generally have been regular visitors to the mines delivering food to their husbands and thus be familiar with the mine's layout).

"A lot of them know everything by the books -- sometimes I think they're just trying to impress me with their medical terminology -- but when it comes to interacting with regular people, they're lost".

Smooth South African Trevor Noah saunters into shot, smiling, while the show's trio of regular comedy sidekicks, Jessica Williams, Hasan Minhaj and Jordan Klepper, play around with a vuvuzela and some basic rugby terminology in a lame effort to ingratiate themselves with the new star.

Thus, one may be tempted to call the strongly regular Kronecker modules "cyclic" modules, but this would be in conflict with standard terminology.