Sentence examples for technical phrases from inspiring English sources
Whatever our theoretical approaches might be – whether we are empiricists or post-modern theorists – our technical phrases will consist overwhelmingly of nouns and noun phrases.
Phrase frequency analysis (the occurrence frequency of multiword technical phrases) provides the pervasive technical themes of the topical databases of interest, and phrase proximity analysis provides the relationships among the pervasive technical themes.
Although he wrote that "[t]he jury are to judge of the meaning of words of art, and technical phrases," id., at 325, he did so in describing the decision in Neilson v. Harford, Webs.
Database tomography (DT) is a textual database analysis system consisting of two major components: (1) algorithms for extracting multiword phrase frequencies and phrase proximities (physical closeness of the multiword technical phrases) from any type of large textual database, to augment (2) interpretative capabilities of the expert human analyst.
That is to say, he neither takes poetry, nor the subject matter he writes about for granted". In his most recent collection, A History of Clouds, he brings a scientific eye to a traditional subject, jumbling the pastoral language of "gigantic nomads" with technical phrases such as "rotational symmetry".
The technical phrase is "host manipulation".
Mr. Cattan has a more technical phrase for their plans: "transformational infrastructure".
"This is all," said Dale Winter, the conductor, using the technical phrase to close out a sequence of rings.
This system presupposed regular visits by the King's justices on circuit (or, in the technical phrase, "on eyre"), and these tours became part of the administration of the country.
The function of which can only ever be zombifying, institutionalising, and along with its side-effects guaranteed in the end to make the patient - as the technical phrase has it - barking mad?
It does not demand of states strict observance of rigid categories nor precision of technical phrasing in their exercise of the most basic power of government, that of taxation.
