Sentences with phrase «as layman language»

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In language that the medical layman can easily understand, he unflinchingly, unsparingly, and in detail describes the process by which diseases such as heart failure, Alzheimer's, and cancer will eventually kill us all, and, if they do not, old age surely will.

This is especially true for economics laymen such as myself, who lack the technical language in our word - banks to help us formulate a new picture of how the economy could look without relying on tired - old frames and worn - out expressions.

In her lab's mission statement, Wendy sums up how studying sign languages can illuminate how the mind works: «It usually comes as a surprise to the layman to learn that nobody sat down and invented the sign languages of the deaf.

Essentially, in layman's language, intrinsic reform is the «heal thyself» variety, and I believe we have taken this type about as far as it can take us, with top - down standards and accountability.

I have to use layman's language to explain to other readers where he is fantastically incorrect, but as I am not a scientist, it is not so easy for me to do that.

As for putting this into layman's language to combat con men like Flanery, well, that's up to us!

Other provinces have also had «laymen» (one of the dumbest words in the English language which should be stricken from the record) as Attorneys General, including Ontario where Marion Boyd served in that office from 1993 - 95 and has remained very active with the Law Society of Upper Canada as a lay bencher.

Running commands on Linux seems so complicated for the layman that it may as well be a foreign language.

Compensation, which in the layman's language is termed as salary, which is the very thing most of the people work for.