Sentence examples for the terminology employed from inspiring English sources

To begin with there is the terminology employed.

What I object to isn't so much that as the terminology employed.

Then came the more difficult issue of trying to establish whether, given the vagaries of the terminology employed, there was such a thing as "the concept" of a town and, if so, what it stood for.

Mr. Moallem accused Turkey and Qatar and other countries he did not name of supporting and financing "armed terrorist groups" operating in Syria, using the terminology employed by the Syrian government to refer to the rebels fighting to topple Mr. Assad.

For example, search engines provide little help to searchers with vague knowledge of the terminology employed within relevant documents.

Perhaps the main normal systems are the systems C2 of Stalnaker, the system VC of Lewis, the system SS of Pollock and some of the weaker systems in the Lewis hierarchy of conditional systems, like VW. Intuitively all these systems are minimal change theories, to use the terminology employed in Cross and Nute (2001).

Initial focus was on the data model and the design of the web-based input forms and less on the terminologies employed.

The particular terminology employed by the Chronicle of Mann that Lagmann departed the kingdom "marked with the sign of the Lord's cross"—suggests that he participated in a crusade.

To enable the implementation of the selection criteria, and given the diversity of terminology employed, two steps were taken in the selection process.

This paper is not an attempt to unify these approaches; the classification, quantification, and terminology employed by each of these three groups will probably continue to differ.

There are several types of information that one can obtain with a card sort such as terminology employed by users, overall organization of the content or tasks in the product, labels users apply to different categories of information or tasks, missing objects, and unnecessary objects.