Sentence examples for the new terminology from inspiring English sources

Although we have made these terminological substitutions for interpreting Mally, we hope that the new terminology is close to Mally's original intent.

Secretary of State Madeleine Albright unveiled the new terminology in a radio interview Monday.

If you are on board, start using the new terminology among yourselves, just to get accustomed to it.

He still divides the world into shrewd conservatives and leftist buffoons, but in the new terminology his sort of people are now "oikophiles" (from the Greek "oiko" for house, which is the derivation of "eco"), while the rest of us are benighted "oikophobes".

But ProMEd will adopt the new terminology anyway, he says, because it wants to promote consistency.

We proposed here the new terminology "hair barrier" from this point of view.

This is the viewpoint expressed by Darwin, though he did not use the newer terminology ("fundamental" and "realized").

We suggest that the use of this new terminology will facilitate better uptake of the concept of formative assessment, and our preliminary observations (though not quantified) seem to support this hypothesis.

O'Brien et al highlighted the impact of this new terminology in their reassessment of superficial neoplasms classified as polyps in the United States National Polyp Study.

What the implications are of this new terminology is a conversation to have another day, but it will surprise any woman who's been accidentally pregnant to find that, by dint of her fertility, she's joined the ranks of vulnerability.

However, if we adopt the proposed new terminology, much the same set of issues would arise concerning the nature and existence of the various more fine-grained categories concepts1, concepts2, and concepts3.