Sentence examples for this terminology is from inspiring English sources

"Apart from anything else, this terminology is absolutely ubiquitous.

Sometimes X t) is called a random walk, but this terminology is not completely standard.

This terminology is still used in the law of Germany and those countries with similar systems, such as Switzerland and Japan.

The values a and b are often, confusingly, called the limits of the integral; this terminology is unrelated to the limit concept introduced in the section Technical preliminaries.

Caspar W. Weinberger, defense secretary under Ronald Reagan, said: "If people are looking for an excuse for inaction, they can say, 'We must have positive proof that Iraq has chemical and biological weapons or even nuclear weapons.' But the only real proof that we can really expect under this terminology is if we are attacked".

This terminology is particularly associated with the work of Theatre Delicatessen, that over the last four years has established a system of what it calls "transactions" – in-kind exchanges of space, resources and services that have allowed them to put on their work and have this year secured them a residency in the old BBC offices in Marylebone.

In those days bear- and bull-baiting were popular sports, so bulls soon came to mean the opposite of bears.In this section Computing's new shape A window for diplomacy Once more, a breach Tony Blair's Waterloo You beasts ReprintsBut this terminology is outdated in the modern world.

(This terminology is elucidated further at 2.3).

This terminology is also applied to predicates.

This terminology is summarised in Table 1.

This terminology is due to Stich & Nichols 2003.