Sentences with phrase «jargon term»

It uses jargon terms invested with cultural meaning in the climate debate but which would not be clear to outsiders, like «tipping point».

Many jargon terms are floating around and that sometimes talking to an expert is the only way to lighten it up.

Here are definitions of some of the more complex insurance jargon terms.

These edu - jargon terms stuff resumes and fill board of education meetings.

Insert imaginative technical jargon term here!

Publishers need to be able to put in suggested pronunciation for proper nouns, acronyms, and field - specific jargon terms.

The Silo Effect is the business jargon term du jour, referring to a lack of communication between different departments.

In 2015, the company's test drivers disengaged — a jargon term that means they had to take manual control of the vehicle because the software failed or for safety reasons — at a rate of 0.8 times per 1,000 miles in California.

I find the term to be useful and more linguistically sound that other ideas like «woke» etc. and I think because this is a climate website, it may be useful to remind folks who are interested in solutions to the climate predicament, that it is important to craft solutions that benefit a wide swath of the global population (aka the 99 %, another jargon term, but based in some reality).

I find it odd how frequently the judge uses what I consider the jargon term «denormalize» to describe what Mr Levant was trying to do with respect to the Commission.

So ESI — and one of the things we're going to talk a lot about today are a lot of the jargon terms that are associated with this field, and unfortunately there's quite a few of them.