Sentence examples for terminology's from inspiring English sources

Mike Atherton next to him inquired, barely audibly: "Fighting terminology's OK so long as it's on the field?" Amid all the big hitting of this tournament, it's almost as if the commentators are not allowed to talk about David Warner – his very public disgrace has hardly merited a mention.

In order to evaluate the suitability of existing controlled terminologies, the caBIG Vocabulary and Data Elements Workspace (VCDE WS) working group has developed a set of criteria that serve to assess a terminology's structure, content, documentation, and editorial process.

We have been concerned about that terminology's propriety, mainly for two reasons.

The information retrieval performance using the biomarker terminology was evaluated based on various combinations of the terminology's six classes.

Ilott et al. concluded from their examination of the terminology's coherence that the framework offered a comprehensive structure and consistent terminology for scrutinising implementation in situ [ 8].

There's a few reasons I would post, for lack of better terminology, let's call them "ass pics".

In Representative Paul Ryan's terminology, it's a "hammock".

In today's terminology, Bolzano's "sentences in themselves" are called 'propositions'; this term (without any epithet) will be used for them in what follows.

In modern terminology, "It's God's way or the highway".

But to be drawn into a world full of arcane tricks and terminology, Jeffery Deaver's latest thriller is a better bet.

Even as they dropped the "enemy combatant" terminology, Mr. Obama's lawyers did not seem to rule out indefinite military detentions for terrorism suspects and their allies.