Sentence examples for terminology with which from inspiring English sources
As in Singapore, the terminology with which we used to be able to discuss the true pedagogical issues has been dismantled by those in power with the result that proper educational discourse is well-nigh impossible.
Providing a name for this faunal zone, as biologists have for the mesophotic, draws attention to its existence, emphasizes that the mesophotic is not the only "deep-reef" faunal zone below shallow coral reefs, and provides terminology with which to discuss it.
But it's a misconception that the central conflict within identity politics is about superficial language, about the Most Correct Terminology with which to discuss marginalized people.
Panofsky developed the terminology with which the Netherlandish paintings are usually described, and made significant advances identifying the rich religious symbolism especially of the major altarpieces.
Given the ease with which such terminology can and is used interchangeably, I would argue that science educators should adopt a pragmatic approach to teaching children the difference between a scientific and a non-scientific theory/fact/law/hypothesis/principle.
These references and our work demonstrate that students have considerable difficulty with terminology, which may hinder their understanding of genetics.
From folk through outlier, the shifting terminology speaks of a certain unease with which these artists' work is often approached.
Yet it is interesting to note that there has been a change in the terminology used at the Forum and in the issues with which it deals.
Have we incorporated that to the right level?" Truss said terminology such as "one in 100-year" floods was not helpful, given the frequency with which such floods are happening, and the government was considering the use of clearer language.
The frequency with which genetic mutations might be found in cerebral palsy partly depends on the diagnostic terminology that is used.
Some managers are also uncomfortable, at first, with our terminology, which may seem overly intimate.
