Sentence examples for technical vocabularies from inspiring English sources

In addition, attempts are being made to evolve standardized technical vocabularies in these languages.

Intermediate instruction in spoken grammar and verbal comprehension skills, with special attention to developing technical vocabularies and other verbal skills appropriate to students' professional fields.

Lexicons of Early Modern English Searches and displays word-entries from monolingual English dictionaries, bilingual lexicons, technical vocabularies, and other encyclopedic-lexical works, 1480-1702.

Increasingly, science is multi-disciplinary and the data are often collected and analyzed by scientists from many organizations, often using different technical vocabularies and diverse methods and assumptions.

The language of science is unified, no matter how different and exotic its various technical vocabularies may be, when each of its terms is reduced to (can be tested in) a common public observation vocabulary.

This context is historically developed, and, moreover, intrinsically related to ordinary language, evolving from the stage of myth and poetry to the later phases of theoretical abstraction and technical vocabularies.

History will probably prove that it all started four years ago, with Nicholson Baker's "Vox" (euphemistically described as an exercise in telephone sex), a book that seems to have revealed to a generation of writers--clinical, unromantic, armed with extraordinarily technical vocabularies--a rich new subject: dysfunctional sex, sex that doesn't make babies, and that doesn't usually work.

But her technical vocabulary is entirely that of classical ballet.

As a consequence, the Kyrgyz language lacked a thoroughly modern technical vocabulary.

To use the technical vocabulary of literary criticism … damn, she got game.

Mr. Steiner is showing off here, placing us in the thrall of his technical vocabulary.