Sentence examples for special vocabulary from inspiring English sources

Erdos had a special vocabulary.

It's a memoir of mourning, a history of falconry, and has this wonderful special vocabulary of falconry.

It provides a special vocabulary, or what the great French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, quoting Pascal, called puffed-up words.

These include not only inference patterns with special vocabulary from mathematics, philosophy, and linguistics but also new styles of reasoning coming from computer science and artificial intelligence.

But by the 1870s, when Middlemarch was published, its meaning had widened so that it could now suggest the special vocabulary of a particular group.

Darius Rejali, the author of the recent book "Torture and Democracy" and a professor at Reed College, has an answer: "There is a special vocabulary for torture.

The special vocabularies and linguistic forms used in several games have already been mentioned.

HONG KONG — With their special vocabularies, slang and jargon, Olympic sports seem to bring out the inner linguist in all of us.

Several special vocabularies were considered and tested for askMEDLINE- - Unified Medical Language System (UMLS), International Classification of Diseases: 9th revision (ICD9), but MeSH was selected because it is the controlled vocabulary used for indexing articles for MEDLINE/PubMed.

Therefore, to capture impact sentences effectively, we extract all the sentences containing impact word expressions, and further filter them if no mutations or special vocabularies describing a change to a protein exist in the sentence.

Has no special words for them, when expressed through a limited vocabulary that only centers around the most emotionally intensive aspects of their lives.