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(91) With the theoretical progress in the study of terminology, translating terms from the terminological point of view provides a well-grounded platform to unify and standardize terms.

(92) Maximum entropy model provides a natural language processing method, and proposes a structured program of medical text information combined with standard terminology for health care.

(93) Alex Keller is explaining some of the basic principles and terminology of foreign exchange dealing.

(94) The first day of the program begins at the most fundamental level and introduces basic accounting terminology and concepts.

(95) It laid the basic types for the scholium of future generations, many methods and terminology of explaining the meaning of words have been applied.

(96) At this point, their people are good at knowing the rules, the technical terminology, " said Dickinson.

(97) Effective execution of processes in project: Teams need to bridge the gap between process engineering and process enactment by using similar representation and terminology.

(98) Technical terminology uniformly stipulated by the State shall be used in compliance with State regulations.

(99) This technique is surprisingly effective with scientific terms — some scientists just seem to enjoy making new terminology out of old Latin and Greek terms.

(100) Terminology to explain the back is only a temporary memory, is always doomed to be forgotten, and easy people to become impetuous, superficial.

(101) Provide correct terminology to children who use other words for male genitals.

(102) Availability of translation memory databases and language professionals to customize terminology on an ongoing basis.

(103) The instructor focuses on introducing concepts, terminology, and methodology in the practice of industrial hygiene and identifies resource materials.

(104) The relevant terminology, block and matrix characteristics, genetic mechanism, palaeogeography and tectonics are discussed in this paper together with their distinction from melanges.

(105) The engineering experts have much more understanding on the technical terminology of the source language, which made the translation more professional.

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(106) The particularly loose terminology of folk art studies further confuses the matter of definitions.

(107) One could say this is uncalled for sophisticated terminology or mathematical exactness.

(108) PS: Aryans introduced Indo-European language terminology and religious concepts to the Dravidians upon conquering the Indus River basin.

(109) Parts of the debate, such as terminology, are as old as the oldest profession.

(110) In terminology of approximately existential philosophy, the ancient Greek techno-myths analyzed the thought of technological metaphysics that was under the atmosphere of Greek tragedy.

(111) Some feel that the prefix "dys-" should be used where there is reasonable suspicion of "organicity" to warrant the more medical terminology.

(112) The exams are designed to tap a student's understanding of basic marketing terminology and concepts.

(113) Net work " is a comparatively recent addition to the terminology of librarianship. "

(114) Professor Shankar then reviews basic terminology in relation to work, kinetic energy and potential energy.

(115) Its refined terminology and class distinctions are frequently meaningful for engineering work.

(116) Perfumes and colognes are different when it comes down to the technical terminology. An eau de toilette is not the same as a perfume or an eau de parfum.

(117) The terminology of classification of dicotyledonous leaf architecture is introduced in Chinese version. It is very useful for the standardization of terminology and academic communication.

(118) Whereas the fungibility of nearly all other economic goods is more or less circumscribed and is often only a fiction based on an artificial commercial terminology, that of money is almost unlimited.

(119) Some acronyms as scientific terminology are used as a lexical item.

(120) Archetype is psychological terminology that was originally invented by Cart Gustav Jung.