Sentence examples for the terminology itself from inspiring English sources

The terminology itself can be unrelatable or frightening, or both.

Carolyn Dinshaw, the director of the Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality at New York University, questions the terminology itself.

The terminology itself is fiercely contested: some find the "disorders of sexual development" label deeply offensive, as it implies a defect rather than a natural state of being.

The terminology itself provides a promising view of a systematic data manipulation for extracting useful information and knowledge from the high volume of data.

A more principled way of defining complex occurrents will help improve the quality of the terminology itself in terms of reducing errors and assuring its internal consistency.

The question of whether we should adopt the terminology from animal cooperation is not a simple one, since the terminology itself is a topic of considerable debate (Lehmann and Keller 2006; Bergmüller et al. 2007 b ; West et al. 2007; Forber and Smead 2015).

(Mr. Ashkenazy rehearses the orchestra in English, when, that is, the musical terminology itself is not Italian).

The terminology of intentionality itself can be traced back, through Augustine, to the Stoic theory of vision.

But while the terminology has changed, the experience itself is ancient.

In many cases, the terminology of performance measurement can itself be confusing and is characterized by a wide array of terms and concepts that include productivity, outcomes, effectiveness, efficiency, quality, etc.

The terminology of the formidable 130-page bill itself – which referred to people as "Card-subjects" – invited the ridicule and contempt that rained down on it.