Sentence examples for terminology project from inspiring English sources
Predictably, the slightly Orwellian-sounding "Adjustment of Colonial Terminology" project has not been welcomed by all.
The Commission commended the reorganization of the financing and procedures for the Forest Terminology Project, and expressed satisfaction that the basic English language part of it would be completed by 1970.
Project: In the terminology here, a project is a business idea being pursued by an entrepreneur.
If the source of capitalization is not according to the terminology of the project objective and time, therefore there will be a mismatch resulting that towards the final stage of implementation, capital is already taken back by the funder.
In Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Soweto, adaptations were made to health and project terminology based on feedback from participants and in keeping with local dialects.
One is reduced to psycho-babble terminology: Panarin is projecting.
In regime terminology, ideal typical projects are fully public or fully private, and at the same time, simple or complex in terms of technical functionality.
The project named 'Terminology in the Portuguese language of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology: Systematisation of Vocabular Repertory and Creation of a Pilot Dictionary' (NANOTERM) [63] was developed between 2006 and 2008 in GETerm of the Federal University of São Carlos with the collaboration of NILC of the University of São Paulo.
A key principle in Metropolis is its "meta model," which in the terminology of the Ptolemy project we would call its "abstract semantics". In Metropolis, models consist of processes, with their own thread of control, that communicate through ports and "media". The media are roughly equivalent to Ptolemy Receivers; they define the communication semantics between components.
According to 3rd Generation Partnership Project, a terminology referred to as cell search has been widely used to represent an entire synchronization procedure, which may constitute both initial and target cell searches.
Sometimes insider terminology can make a project appear more intimidating than it is.
