Sentence examples for understanding of the terminology from inspiring English sources

However before this can occur, understanding of the terminology used by the media is required.

"Our idea was to revisit the old translations and see where we could improve our understanding of the terminology and approach a better understanding of these recipes," says Lassen, explaining that the recipes come from the same period and probably from the same place.

It is still daunting, and without an understanding of the terminology things can get rough.

While RPA is fairly low code, having a baseline understanding of the terminology helps, and coding is a skillset that will become increasingly important as the technology develops.

The authors also want to verify the understanding of the terminology 'eLogistics' (whether poor or not) in the freight transport sector.

The way disability has been conceptualized and poorly articulated exposes a persistent lack of clarity and understanding of the terminology (Hodkinson 2007; Aron and Loprest 2012).

As such, the book can be difficult to comprehend without developing an understanding of the terminologies and methodologies related to the core concepts of CAS/complexity sciences.

Spinoza's magnum opus, the Ethics, borrowed much from Descartes: the goal of a rational understanding of principles, the terminology of "substance" and "clear and distinct ideas," and the expression of philosophical knowledge in a complete deductive system using the geometric model of the Elements of Euclid (flourished c. 300 bc).

With a basic understanding of this terminology and the oil and gas business in general, investors can better understand the fundamentals of oil and gas stocks.

Terminology, and the understanding of that terminology about diabetes, is thus constantly evolving not only in Bafut but in most African languages as was illustrated during the phase of the urban ethnographic fieldwork of this study.

The objectives of this article are to review reports on risk-based surveillance, and to develop a framework which may hopefully lead to more uniform use and understanding of both the terminology and its practical implementation.