Similar provision for detail and clarity characterizes the specialist jargons of medicine and of the sciences in general and also of philosophy.
When he described his own woozy condition through those hours, Dr. Petit, a diabetes specialist, sometimes spoke in medical jargon.
Ms. Brosnan started taking notes, questioning the team of specialists and interpreting the medical jargon.
Though Mr. Primus and other traffic specialists sprinkle their conversations with jargon like "availability targets" and "gradual periodic price change," the basic idea behind congestion pricing is a simple one: charge more to use streets and highways at the busiest times, and discourage those who don't want to pay a premium at peak hours.
Dedicated dancers will probably have to go to privately run evening classes, or even full-time independent specialist schools.In the educational jargon, a child who is good at dancing or art or sport is "talented"; one who is good at maths or science, say, is "gifted".
But in the case of drug resistance, the overwhelming volume of data does make assimilating the relevant natural history a challenge, especially as the data are elucidated by physicians, veterinarians, microbiologists and public health specialists, so that a foreign, often pathogen-specific jargon and intellectual culture dominates.
Staff observed that a younger generation of gambler had come to see track racing as jargon-heavy, too favourable to those with specialist knowledge – dad's fancy – and they preferred to bet on football instead.
A "white hat" hacker in techie jargon, Mr Whitaker leads a team of security specialists at Knowledge Consulting Group who spend their days trying to worm their way into clients' computer systems to see how vulnerable they are to cyber-criminals, spies and other nefarious "black hats".
And when it comes to technical disagreements, Microsoft is very good at burying experts in impenetrable jargon, which makes it very difficult for non-specialists to know whom to believe.The state attorneys general are aware of this, which is why they are reluctant to let Microsoft off the hook too lightly.
And when it comes to technical disagreements, Microsoft is very good at burying experts in impenetrable jargon, which makes it very difficult for non-specialists to know whom to believe.The state attorneys general and other firms in the computer business are aware of this, which is why they are reluctant to let Microsoft off the hook too lightly.
And the less specialist your audience, the more you need to leave out, especially the jargon.
