Sentence examples for was terminology from inspiring English sources
noun
The doctrine of terms; a theory of terms or appellations; a treatise on terms, a system of specialized terms.
An intelligence official said Monday that he could not confirm the authenticity of the document, and that neither "SOS" or "Agent in Charge" was terminology that the C.I.A. or any other American intelligence agency would use.
"Packaged is terminology for preparing a victim for transport," said James Long, a spokesman for the Fire Department.
Part of the problem may be terminology: most foundations dispense their endowments in the form of grants.
"Less invasive surgery" is terminology that encompasses both small incision techniques and tissue sparing techniques.
"Is that supposed to be terminology that is of common ground to all Americans?
But even in places like Japan, there is terminology, namely "Sazae-San Syndescribeo describe this phenomenon.
It simply becomes a positive part of the identity, and it is terminology that everyone can access.
This was satisfying terminology; it sounded like something from Ecclesiastes.
A problem I immediately faced was scientific terminology.
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To begin with, there is the terminology.
