Übersetzung für "Terminologisch" in Englisch

That change will make text more understandable and consistent in terminology.

Technical texts are highly demanding, especially in their terminology.

Knowledge has, spoken terminologically, a "propositional" constitution.

We really just needed to brush up on some terminology and read the docs.

5) Has anything changed for you or your firm since your texts have had consistent terminology?

Transdisciplinarity requires coherent conceptual structures and consistent abstractions and thus a new terminology.

On closer examination, methodological-didactic and socio-political sustainability are not only terminologically related.

Mr President, as you rightly said, the question does exist, and it is not just a question of terminology.

It is from this ongoing dialogue between the European Council and the convention, or conference or assembly or forum, whatever we choose to call it (let us not get into the dangerous territory of terminology) that the right questions would be able to emerge. Finally, all the institutional implications could be drawn from it.

Thirdly, the report refers to improvement of the legislative process, which must, for a start, involve the legislative function being, as Mr Lamassoure proposes, more clearly demarcated from the executive - and that includes the terminology used.

As well as in the title of Title II of Part Two, terminology should be adjusted in Article 155(1) and (3) of the Financial Regulation so that reference is made only to the structural funds, the cohesion fund, the fisheries fund and the rural development fund.

The right questions could thus emerge from this ongoing dialogue between the European Council and the Convention - or Conference, or whatever we choose to call it. (Let's not get into the dangerous territory of terminology!) And, finally, institutional implications could be drawn from it.

To avoid confusion, the terminology in Article 60 of the Directive has been amended from ‘market value’ to ‘fair value’.

Although these two documents – the Commission communication and the Rolling Plan for ICT Standardisation 2016 – are related and complementary, they use different terminology.

It is a case of the devil take the hindmost, and this is the extremely challenging terminological situation which prevails, for example, in the Linguistic Division at Euratom, which every year has to translate some 50,000 pages of mainly scientific and technical texts from the entire range of developments connected with nuclear energy—a field the scope of which is barely hinted at by the subjects dealt with in Euratom Bulletin.

As the information was supplied using English and to some extent French and German terminology only, it was pointed out that the data would have to be provided in all the official languages.

In addition to the 1500 descriptors it includes a semantic network of keywords, enabling terms equivalent from a semantic or terminological point of view to be used to assist searches.

Here, you can either re­trieve information from the databases, search the general contents of the library (by subject, title, terminology),view a list of recent acquisitions, or access electronic on­line products for viewing, print­ing or downloading.

Terminologically, a "subscriber" in the sense introduced above would then be a subscriber community that uses a time-division-multiplex channel assigned to it on an individual basis.

This is already evident in the terminology of Matthew 2:20-21, where the “land of Israel” is explicitly mentioned twice.