(Patient 1, White ) " Even though English is not my navigator' s native language she speaks terminology that I can understand, while oncologists speak percentages and other technical stuff, which I can' t even hear sometimes.
" Even though English is not my navigator ' s native language she speaks terminology that I can understand, while oncologists speak percentages and other technical stuff, which I can ' t even hear sometimes.
"Mostly English is incorporated into Polish in business speak, so terminology used in the office would be English rather than Polish: for example you would go to a 'briefing' rather than use the Polish word for it," she told the Huffington Post.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Eli Manning is used to speaking in football terminology, so it was not altogether surprising that he fell back on familiar jargon when discussing his coming appearance as the host of "Saturday Night Live".
Ehrenfels here chooses the Meinongian terminology, speaking of indirect or founded contents (see his notes on 292 ff)., but also follows Brentano's approach when remarking on the power of signs to function as surrogates for presentations (Ehrenfels 1891, 296).
Third, individuals who work in the design and product development sector will be required to speak the language or understand terminology and foundational concepts from both traditional designer's and maker's worlds.
This belief in music as a deeply felt and personal expression is one reason Armstrong avoided using musical terminology when speaking about his work and it's one reason he said that he disliked bop (like other cooler, more modern forms of jazz), complaining that it "doesn't come from the heart," that it's "all just flash".
A note on terminology: Generally speaking, baccalà and similar words refer to cod that has been salted for preservation but which, while dense, remains comparatively supple to the touch – hardly soft, but yielding, like a dry-cured raw ham such as prosciutto.
Mechanisms for generating new proteins have not been addressed in primates (Toll-Riera et al. 2009), possibly due to terminology: Strictly speaking, using different frames of existing genes can create orphan proteins, but the new gene itself may still share significant sequence similarity to the non frame-shifted or overlappinon frame-shifteder species.
If the sequence x has a generalized zero in (k, k+1], then this generalized zero is said to be at k + 1 when xk+1= 0, while it is said to be in (k, k + 1) when r k x k xk+1< 0. This terminology corresponds, roughly speaking, to the idea of hitting the axis in the first case or crossing the axis in the latter case.
