Sentence examples for terminology beyond from inspiring English sources

And, unless you're utterly convinced, to borrow some legal terminology, beyond a reasonable doubt, that a high-flying law career is for you, it's important to remember there are other choices out there, according to blogger Tim Bratton.

The ARIS Center will widen the terminology beyond Broader Impacts to be more inclusive, opting for Research Impacts as they expand their effort beyond the NSF.

To catch this intellectual novelty a new hybrid terminology, beyond the nature/nurture divide (Singh, 2012; Nature Editorial, 2012), has already started to appear, from notions of "metabolic ghetto" and "maternal capital" (Wells, 2010) to "molecular biology of the social position" (Niewöhner, 2011).

One of them is the difficulty in specifying the required level of expressivity, so that reliable reasoning can be implemented, which is needed at the minimum to be able to check the consistency of the terminology, and beyond, to ensure the reliable implementation of clinical decision models.

As president Reitz was one of the first Afrikaners to actively develop a so-called Bantu policy, in philosophy and terminology going beyond contemporary ideas on segregation between white and black.

The importance of understanding the terminology goes beyond 'semantics' given the professional role of revalidation and appraisal, and also the advent of the peer review of prescribing patterns and specialist referrals recently introduced into general medical service contracts [ 27].

Augustine's quarrel with the Stoic conception of virtue, vice, and the good life extended beyond terminology, however, for he took the anti-Pelagian stance that the good life is not a do-it-yourself project.

Beyond terminology, we also have to change how sexually exploited children are treated within the criminal justice system.

1) There are some unnecessary distractions in terminology that go beyond the data as presented here.

Major comments: 1) There are some unnecessary distractions in terminology that go beyond the data as presented here.

How well and easily archetype based clinical models can be mapped to terminology systems is beyond the scope of this paper but such future studies might be helped by this integrated tool.