Sentence examples for usage of terms from inspiring English sources

Many cyber-scholars have been sloppy in their usage of terms, leading to this rather voluminous definitions document by New America.

"Across multiple agency websites, we have seen a reduction in usage of terms like 'climate change' and 'greenhouse gases', and an overall reduction in access to information pertaining to climate change," she said.

"Taken together, these results support the notion that a burst of authors moving into a conference C from some other conference B are drawn to topics that are currently hot at C; but there is also evidence that this burst of authors produces papers that are comparably impoverished in their usage of terms that will be hot in the future".

It was found that a random ordering of sensory attributes in a CATA question reduced the total frequency of usage of terms compared with when attributes were grouped with similar terms (e.g. flavour/taste terms grouped together and texture terms grouped together).

In some instances, the usage of terms very specific to nanotechnology and related fields is hard to avoid.

But the clear upshot of the Buddhist's nominalist position about universals is that there are no such natural kinds, and that the usage of terms is not explicable by matching up terms with them.

These files track usage of the terms and related correspondence.

It also represents the commonest usage of the terms.

The virginal and spinet are small varieties of harpsichord, but the precise usage of the terms differs.

But usage of the terms got sloppy, which will happen with language born of nonsense and burnished by pop culture.

Semantic Visions tracked the usage of these terms for four weeks before the attacks and four weeks after them.