Sentence examples for traditional terminology from inspiring English sources
It could be that the feature independently evolved after the two species split in traditional terminology, it is a "homoplasy" rather than a "homology"—in which case the assumption that B is indicative of ancestry would clearly be false.
The traditional terminology is to refer to second-order number theory as analysis.
The Indonesian legal framework of sexual violence still adheres to traditional terminology but is making improvements.
By not using and knowing the traditional terminology that the marketing industry uses for precise reasons, marketers are only hurting themselves and their own campaigns.
In the traditional terminology, these pronouns can be either direct or indirect objects.
In some cases, that traditional terminology may be so familiar that we don't even know what we're missing.
The purpose of this study is to assess the relative merits of aspects labels or informal definitions of traditional nursing terminology systems as the foundational sources for target formal nursing terminology systems.
The extreme density of the text was due in part to Heidegger's avoidance of traditional philosophical terminology in favour of neologisms derived from colloquial German, most notably Dasein (literally, "being-there").
After reading this chapter, readers should appreciate the key principles of sewage treatment and be familiar with traditional subject terminology.
Hughes suggests it is an open question whether this is a different theory, or just a restatement of the first "in more traditional theological terminology".
In practice legislators and judges have seldom abandoned the traditional causal terminology in discussing the second issue, but the proposal to do so has been repeatedly revived.
