Sentence examples for terminology right from inspiring English sources

The compound structure is an empirical result; it is not an identifier and again I don't know whether PubChem got the terminology right but their distinction between a compound and the substance I think is extraordinarily important when you talk about chemical structure data and bioassay data-I'll give an example of that.

[I] tried to get all the terminology right and that sort of stuff.

If you're going to attempt a lawsuit, get your terminology right, and while you're at it, train your seal.

Day one of Wimbledon, and in the manicured environs of SW19, a bumper crowd was enacting the familiar rituals of the traditional start to Britain's summer, even if not everyone had the terminology quite right.

Given the tangle of terminology and rights, it is best to sit down with a financial planner, and perhaps an estate planning lawyer, to work through your individual situation.

Commenting on this issue in 1987 (prior to the 1990 release of General Comment 3 on the nature of States parties' obligations), Philip Alston noted, "A logical implication of the use of the terminology of rights.

Additional thought needs to be given to the terminology of rights-holders and duty-bearers, and the identification of these categories in the context of the cross-cutting priority of HIV/AIDS.

"If you can find the right terminology," she said, "you can change the way people think".

"We didn't have the right terminology," says Tatarko. "Most of us are not professionals from the industry.

You've got to learn the right terminology.' "And it all had to do with getting the support to raise that kind of money".

A difficulty in marketing a house that comes fully decorated and furnished is finding the right terminology for her sophisticated Fairfield County clientele, she added.