Sentence examples for the core terminology from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we examine outputs from the smart education research community and the ITLET standards community to identify how evolving conceptual frameworks could inform specification work stabilizing the core terminology (e.g., as in smart technologies) in order to promote innovation.

This terminology corresponds to the core terminology found in electronic health records and it is organized in hierarchies.

Following MMP terminology, the core is called key fragment and the substituent value fragment.

Traditionally, the core of a Terminological Knowledge Representation System (TKRS) consists of a TBox or terminology, where concepts are introduced, and an ABox or world description, where facts about individuals are stated in terms of concept memberships.

As such, the book can be difficult to comprehend without developing an understanding of the terminologies and methodologies related to the core concepts of CAS/complexity sciences.

The core intervals are independently detected in multiple datasets and we use this terminology to indicate very high confidence binding locations in the genome [ 51, 67].

Unfortunately, the core of ACH, a 540-page operating book/guidelines, is still soundly rooted in the needs, terminology and technical considerations of the banks that formed it during an era that gave us Disco (and "DYN-O-MITE!").

The wider culture that has emerged around the core issue of sustainable business is even worse in terms of the proliferation of jargon and new terminology.

Consequently, the core collapses.

The core idea?

The 'Core Cognition' hypothesis.