Sentence examples for terminology develops from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gerstein also has an interest in the way scientific terminology develops.

In attempts to solve such logical puzzles, a logical terminology develops here, too, and the focus on the difference between valid and invalid arguments sets the scene for the search for a criterion of valid inference.

After a draft guidance is issued by FDA for stakeholders to provide comments on, this objective is to be fully implemented by 2017, using standardized clinical terminology developed by open standards development organizations.

Early republican terminology developed independently; e.g., Latin consul 'consul' but Oscan meddíss designate the first magistrate, to Latin senatus 'senate' corresponds Oscan kúmparakineís (genitive singular), and to Latin comitia 'assembly' the Oscan forms comono or kúmbennieís.

Ratified at the Council of Constantinople in 381 but since lost, that statement apparently made official the terminology developed by the supporters of Nicene orthodoxy in the middle of the 4th century: one divine substance, three divine persons (mia ousia, treis hypostaseis).

Using terminology developed in previous chapters, ATM might also be considered a "hyphenated" protocol — it is connection-oriented, full-duplex, point-to-point, and cell-switched.

The Laozi, though clearly having a theory of the pragmatics of naming, betrays neither exposure to the doctrines nor the analytical terminology developed by the dialectical Mohists for dealing with theory of language.

The formal terminology developed here and the analysis approaches it is used to describe will contribute to the development of such tools.

Dopaminergic neurons of populations 1 to 6 in the posterior tuberculum (according to terminology developed by Rink and Wullimann [62] were counted in parkin GT-grip-injected embryos and mismatch GT-grip-injected embryos in a blinded manner, i.e. the researcher was blind to the knockdown status. These dopaminergic neurons include the populations ascending to the striatum (populations 1, 2 and 4).

In this paper, we propose an algorithm that automatically maps the International Classification of Primary Care Version 2 (ICPC-2 PLUS) [ 18], the interface terminology developed in Australia into SNOMED CT [ 19].

To employ the terminology developed by Gillespie [ 14], genetic drift should be a minor force relative to genetic draft, the impact of indirect selection on neutral variability.