As such, terminology and background will be introduced to facilitate understanding for the rest of the paper.
To provide students with practice in overcoming these difficulties, during the first meeting of each module, we had student work in small groups to identify the important methods, terminology, and background they would need to know to understand the paper.
The findings also highlight the probability that, in highly specialized disciplines, speakers' language backgrounds would impact the ease or difficulty of acquiring discipline-specific terminology.
He has written the sections Background, Terminology Collection and Terminology translation errors, major parts of Abstract and Discussion and been the editor of the paper.
When you are in pain, it helps to be able to start the story with your own experiences without having to explain the background, terminology and social history of those experiences.
Use higher-level terminology and less background information for groups familiar with the product or system.
In correlating this information with relevant contemporary treatises on art (especially the book on the art of painting by Rembrandt's former pupil van Hoogstraten, published in 1678), it has been possible to reconstruct aspects of the contemporary art-theoretical background and terminology that would have shaped Rembrandt's ideas and practices.
The goal of the current article is therefore two-fold: (a) to provide readers with the conceptual background and terminology related to the use of GT and (b) to facilitate understanding of the range of issues that need to be considered in the design, implementation, and interpretation of generalizability and dependability studies.
The intense and ongoing debate about this threshold is mainly based on terminology and/or the physiological background of LT concepts [ 20].
Or, to use the terminology of Phenomenology, the bottomless background or the background of nothing is the stance in which the noetic act is rendered nothing.
