Sentence examples for the terminology of a from inspiring English sources

The rap world has all the terminology of a modern state, it was only a matter of time before it got a dedicated police unit.

Using the terminology of a regime in power and an "opposition" against it ultimately legitimises the regime itself and puts the onus on that opposition to prove its own legitimacy.

(The terminology of a valuation's being consistent with a consequence relation is adapted from Dana Scott. A precise definition appears in Section 2).

To state the α-, β- and γ-duals of the generalized difference sequence spaces c 0 λ ( B ˜ ) and c λ ( B ˜ ) of non-absolute type, we give the terminology of a multiplier space.

As Buridan (Tractatus de Consequentiis (henceforth TC), 21) remarks, it is for the most part a matter of terminology: he says he will adopt the definition of consequence as a true hypothetical sentence, but then throughout his text also uses the terminology of a consequence being valid or holding rather than simply being true or false.

After all, long before Trump was caught using the terminology of a sexual harasser, he brought Roger Ailes onboard to help his campaign.

The terminology of an "inner" and "outer" wall dates to the Ming period.

Yet we choose keep the terminology of an inductance only for consistency.

Following the terminology of [1], a nonempty set with a ternary operation is called a ternary groupoid, which is denoted by.

A blue note is a flattened or – in the terminology of jazz – a "worried" note, which dips below the major scale to vouch for the intensity of an emotion; Blue Note is a record label which, since its foundation 75 years ago, has recorded the bluest and most worried jazz performers.

Following the terminology of [12], a nonempty set G with a ternary operation : G × G × G → G is called a ternary groupoid and is denoted by ( G, ).