Effortlessly search engines and Internet encyclopedia provide details on statistical terminologies for astronomers, which cast the largest difficulty on this jargon website.
Fly.co.uk, which is based in the German town of Leipzig, looks very similar to one of a number of price-scraping (in the jargon) websites operating in the flights arena.
A new style guide on the www.gov.uk website warns against "vague" jargon and buzzwords as well as using too many metaphors in government announcements.
Avoid simply tagging your website with the same jargon that competitors are using – all this does is promote that what your company is doing is at status quo!
And as president of the American Psychological Association in 2002, he launched "Psychology Matters," a jargon-free website that highlights the impact of psychological research on everyday life.
But the inexorable movement online means that the publisher is investing heavily in creating websites – digital products in the jargon – to attract new audiences.
A decision was made inside the bank--announced on its website but wrapped in diplomatic jargon--that they would benchmark each country individually on corruption, rather than against one global standard.
At the same time, we're launching a new area on our website called 'Using the BBC' – a jargon-free area which gives you more information around how we treat your data and ensure its privacy, your BBC ID account and what we will (and importantly won't) do with your data.
The following year, the phrase was voted the most loathed piece of political jargon by respondents to the website Polifiller.
I explained the jargon – the primary care trust website defines "black light" as a "combination product significantly more expensive than the individual generic drugs".
However, the SPK still exists and even has a website, but has barricaded itself thoroughly behind incomprehensible jargon about "cosmic-social revolutionary reality-effectiveness", "iatro-capitalism" and "thermomimetics".
