Sentence examples for sort of terminology from inspiring English sources

Regardless of his record, that sort of terminology is just simply out of bounds.

That sort of terminology spectrum of a natural language publication may be considered as some kind of knowledge representation of a text and may be successfully employed in various information retrieval strategies, text analysis and reference systems [13].

This sort of terminology plays a number of different roles in different discourses, only some of which are philosophically interesting, and fewer of which admit of a "naturalistic" approach an approach that treats science as a central and successful (if sometimes fallible) source of knowledge about the world.

And so going back to how does that affect real people on the ground--well, if you look at an economy as sort of what they call in game theory a zero sum game, meaning that's where the one percent versus 99percentt sort of terminology can be applied--if you look at an economy as this, you know, a hundred percent of something, and it's all going to the top--well, someone else is losing.

VCM can therefore be considered as a sort of interface terminology, which was defined by Rosenbloom et al. [ 33] as a terminology that "facilitates display of computer-stored patient information to clinician-users as simple human-readable text".

We believe that this sort of the terminology spectrum may be successfully employed for text information retrieval and for reference database development.

This sort of the terminology spectrum may be successfully employed for text information retrieval, for reference database development, to analyze research trends in subject fields of research and to look for the similarity between documents.

But you can't use that kind of terminology.

This sort of vague, widely applicable terminology is what makes these opportunists so dangerous.

This sort of "abstractionist" view (following the terminology of Van Inwagen 1986), or "ersatz" view (in the terminology of Lewis 1986) is prima facie committed only to representations, as a modal fictionalist must it seems also be, but the abstractionist is a realist about possible worlds, and thus has prima facie a more straightforward approach than the fictionalist's.

He still divides the world into shrewd conservatives and leftist buffoons, but in the new terminology his sort of people are now "oikophiles" (from the Greek "oiko" for house, which is the derivation of "eco"), while the rest of us are benighted "oikophobes".