Sentence examples for today's terminology from inspiring English sources

By today's terminology he's a conceptual photographer, but he doesn't like that term because it's missing the point; he calls himself a "philosophical" photographer who "creates concepts with a purpose".

He agreed: "In today's terminology, this would be a garage bomb".

For the makers of highly processed foods – ultraprocessed in today's terminology – there isn't a lot that they can do to make the products appear fresh and natural.

This would obviously result in taking each rigid designator (in today's terminology) to express an intuition.

In today's terminology, Bolzano's "sentences in themselves" are called 'propositions'; this term (without any epithet) will be used for them in what follows.

According to Curie, symmetry breaking has the following role: for the occurrence of a phenomenon in a medium, the original symmetry group of the medium must be lowered (broken, in today's terminology) to the symmetry group of the phenomenon (or to a subgroup of the phenomenon's symmetry group) by the action of some cause.

As an attempt to spot "dark corners", where "danger lurks", prior to getting too close to them - to use Olivier Blanchard (2014)'s terminology -- paying attention to extraordinary surges in specific financial markets about to undergo potential shocks has become the new practice.

For the allocation of places on the governing body – or governing board, in today's preferred terminology – to parents elected by their fellow parents has entrenched what was once seen as an essential part of running a public service: the voice of the user.

It was found out in the early 1990s that the part on lattice theory contains the solution of a decision problem, called the word problem for freely generated lattices, the known solution of which stemmed from 1988! Skolem's terminology and notation in lattice theory are those of Schröder and that is part of the reason why his work was a lost opportunity for proof theory.

Actress Jodie Foster was one of the celebrities most often mentioned, especially after Queer Nation and others pointed out the homophobia (or, by today's more precise terminology, the transphobia) of the 1991 hit The Silence of the Lambs, about which she said nothing (see Michelangelo Signorile's HuffPost piece about Jodie Foster's coming out).

12 First, a convention would define the various sorts of wrongful medicines accurately and thereby avoid misunderstandings caused by today's problematic or vague terminology (e.g., where countries seized good quality generic medicines as "counterfeit").