Sentence examples for terminologies from from inspiring English sources

Altogether, we have documented 30 terminologies from different parts of the Arctic.

In the following section, we present some notations and terminologies from the q-calculus.

In this paper we introduce latent variables as a source of heterogeneity and design a latent group model leading to a depleted P value distribution near 0. With practical applications in mind, we will adopt terminologies from two-sample microarray studies for cancer.

Other religious notions appear as undertones: symbols from alchemy; terminology from the Tibetan Book of the Dead.

Ayre has drawn on sea ice terminology from the books of the Whitby whaler William Scoresby Jnr (1789-1857) to recent satellite data.

It feels more like terminology from the past, like "labour exchange" or "wireless" used to describe a radio.

It works much better to approach the task obliquely by seeking inspiration (and terminology) from another field.

Borrowing terminology from the drugs industry seems appropriate, given the time required to develop these new products.

Mozgov, 24, learned most of his basketball terminology from English-speaking coaches and players on his Russian team, BC Khimki.

Occasionally, Mert gets new terminology from Marcus: "Mert, let's spray her hair, spread it wide, make it a little bit ghoulish".

In the early years up to bout 1965-officials used terminology from the scenario of economic developme t to describe bloody military campaigns.