Sentence examples for talking terminology from inspiring English sources

"We spent a day and a half with them, just talking terminology and what made those games work," Mr. Spencer said.

Since we're talking about terminology, Mr. Glischinski said, how about you reporters?

3. A note on terminology: when talking about a language, we mean an interpreted language, including a syntax, an interpretation or model (containing a domain of objects and interpretations for non-logical vocabulary), and a valuation scheme which determines truth in the model for complex formulas.

Simpson constructed his theory of quantum evolution around geneticist Sewall Wright's (1932) "adaptive landscape" imagery (see Eldredge 2008b, for a discussion of adaptive landscapes and their use in evolutionary theory; Simpson 1944, sometimes shifted to his own terminology, talking about interzonal shifts on an "adaptive grid," but the essence of the imagery is the same as Wright's).

"I think that's offensive in the course of an election campaign to use that type of terminology when talking about the actions of a prime minister".

It often seems very natural to use modal terminology when talking about the laws of nature.

To dispel its influence, let us first introduce some terminology for talking about outcomes.

Moore and Cahill (2013, p. 78) refer to the observed lack of usage of explicit dementia-related terminology as talking 'covertly about the illness using euphemisms such as "memory problems" or "confusion"'.

It also notes differences in police treatment and terminology used when talking about black protesters.

And they're only able to understand it through Dungeons and Dragons terminology and by talking to their science teacher, Mr. Clark.

We have to educate Ugandans about the realities of intersex in a way that they understand, not using western terminologies and not talking about human rights, a pointless concept in a society where every human is subject to God's law.