10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TERMINOLOGICALLY»
Discover the use of
terminologically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
terminologically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Critique of Pure Reason: Concise Text in a New, Faithful, ...
Translation of: Kritik der reinen Vernunft.
2
Extended Axiomatic Linguistics
As noted, the termininology is designed firstly to extend and generalise
terminological structures already apparent in standard axiomatic functionalism,
and secondly to reuse terms which already exist in ways which are
terminologically ...
3
Language Death: Factual and Theoretical Explorations with ...
By this merging rule, a male speaker's Brother's Child, and a female speaker's
Sister's Child, will terminologically be his or her "child", and the speaker himself
or herself will be that "child's" "father" or "mother". Hence there will be "uncle" and
...
Matthias Brenzinger, 1992
4
Essays in Sociological Theory
Monogamy is reflected in the fact that parent and other parent's spouse are
terminologically identical, modified only by the prefix “step” to take account of
second or later marriages, and in the fact that the terms “father” and “mother,” “
husband” ...
5
Conceptual Structures: Knowledge Visualization and ...
Further elaboration of the terminologically based model can be achieved by
considering concepts as types, which have superordinate concepts as
supertypes. These superordinate concepts are represented as any other concept
would be ...
Peter Eklund, Ollivier Haemmerlé, 2008
6
Maps of the Profound: Jam-yang-shay-ba's Great Exposition of ...
Terminologically, there are three — object, attainment, and practice ultimates.
Word Commentary on Root Text: A thusness that is an emptiness of
establishment in accordance with superimpostions as [either of] the two selves is
a thoroughly ...
7
Quadripartite Structures: Categories, Relations, and ...
Because these remote genealogical affines are terminologically classified as
relatives rather than as affines, it is categorically implicit that they share some
degree of cognatically transmitted blood. By the same token, moreover, because
Ego's ...
8
Cognitive Semantics and Scientific Knowledge: Case Studies ...
These conceptual representations may be terminologically distinguished as
emphasized in Bierwisch 1983a: 67; also quoted in Section 2.1. 5. In the above
quotation the term 'precision' and 'imprecision' witness that Tsiapera accepts the
...
9
Explorations in the Ethnography of Speaking
Nor is a story told in conversation distinguished terminologically from the same
story told in a sermon even though the two performances will differ. The terms for
story- telling acts and those for speech events appear to be autonomous, that is, ...
Richard Bauman, Joel Sherzer, 1989
10
Outsourcing and Offshoring in the 21st Century
The notion thatjobs move out of some economically rich countries due to “
outsourcing” may not be terminologically correct. For example, in “onshore-
outsourcing” (or “domestic-outsourcing”) thejobs have simply been outsourced to
a vendor in ...
Harbhajan S. Kehal, Varinder P. Singh, 2006
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TERMINOLOGICALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
terminologically is used in the context of the following news items.
ICRC president seeks elimination of nuclear weapons from a …
Which does not mean that I am against or in favor of other frameworks; it's just, terminologically, we move in the context of the Geneva Conventions, and this is ... «Asahi Shimbun, Feb 15»
Bosnia under threat from radical Salafi movements
Terminologically, those who say that the Quran and the sayings of the Prophet are the only ultimate valid sources of Islam and that to follow as-Salaf as-Saleh ... «Daily Sabah, Jan 15»
Jingle-Jangle Fallacies for Non-Cognitive Factors
Terminologically speaking, scholarship on “non-cognitive factors” is a mess. This is a field where words count, too. Are we examining behaviors, skills, strengths ... «Brookings Institution, Dec 14»
Implementing the “right to be forgotten”: the Article 29 Working Party …
... authorities in the EU, begins by reaffirming the existence of a “right to be delisted”, casting aside the terminologically problematic “right to be forgotten”. «EUROPP - European Politics and Policy, Dec 14»
Theatre Downtown insists the show will go on
The old adage is 'The show must go on,' but I've changed the terminologically on that to 'The show will go on.' Must is not the same as, 'It will.' “. «Orlando Sentinel, Oct 14»
From Seal Ban to Svalbard - The European Parliament Engages in …
Therefore, the terminologically simple, but politically, legally and diplomatically difficult, question is: Do the stipulated rules of equal treatment – “absolute ... «The Arctic Institute, Mar 14»
Greg Dixon: What the @#$% did you say?
"I can think of three reasons. One, that Mr Dixon wishes to shock. He has failed. Two, he is terminologically challenged. In which case, he could use a thesaurus. «New Zealand Herald, Nov 13»
Military intervention in Syria: Time for the US to forge ahead
Does Obama have no choice but to step up? AFP. Military intervention is loaded terminologically, ideologically, semantically and practically. Post Gulf War II, ... «Firstpost, Sep 13»
On Trayvon Martin: Debunking Prof. Laurence Thomas' black-on …
The phrase would be discredited as terminologically faulty. Thus, "black on black" crime is not only absurd but also highly problematic. Such irresponsible jargon ... «Syracuse.com, Jul 13»
Asteroid Mining: The Space Travel Accelerator?
Lets put it this way, IF there are other lifeforms out there and we bump into them on an asteroid, they will probably are terminologically able to shoot us with ... «Midweek Politics, Feb 13»
