jargon

what I'm going to mean is sort of a bit of philosophical jargon.

The special terminology understood among the members of a profession, discipline, or class but obscure to the general population; jargon.

Sentences do not hang together and irrelevant words intrude-sometimes to the point of jargon, in severe cases.

A test of a Chinese jargon word? s trendiness is if users translate it into a foreign language, according to its pronunciation.

He said EU retaliation would be 'moderate' and 'sectoral' -- trade jargon for focusing on specific industrial sectors.

Like many management books, "Behind the Cloud" contains plenty of the sort of jargon that turns off admirers of great literature.

It was one of those blind alleys, which the special jargon terms branches.

To the lay mind the language of a lawyer seems to be full of jargon.

If I were to say "Language is related to our total psycho-physical makeup, " I might seem to announce a truism in a priggish modern jargon.

The simple rule is to always write abbreviations and acronyms out in full and explain any jargon or hard to understand words.

As an account of what happened and why, it is both admirably clear of befuddling jargon and authoritative in its range and detail.

This gives us some measure of the ambassador's "productivity" in the economic-jargon sense of the word.

The term looks as though it has been borrowed from a bit of existing military jargon, though I can't find an earlier example.

This fact is often expressed in the physics jargon as "energy levels repel each other. "

It takes account of its audience, offering explanations where requisite, and avoiding specialized jargon and unnecessary verbiage.

Also, mentors needed help to understand academic jargon used in assessment documentation to ensure equity in the assessment process.

The digital world loves to revel in its own jargon , and one of its most popular phrases today is ' cloud computing . '

But to understand what Coase said, we need to add another bit of economic jargon.

Do not be put off by this scrap of jargon; an ion cannon is a fictional weapon used in fictional space epics.

"It would be hard to outsource my job because there is so much specialist knowledge and business jargon involved, " he says.

One of the main pillars of jargon has always been metaphor, both sporting and mixed.

Canny salespeople may try to bamboozle you with jargon, so it's worth getting to grips with a few key features before you hit the shops.

But the word "friend, " and the word "ruin, " disturb him no more than so much jargon.

A revealing bit of Soviet jargon applied to owners of cars was chastnik, meaning, roughly, a suspicious private person.

At the moment, most eyes are on soot (or "black carbon" , as jargon-loving researchers refer to it).

SOMETIMES a bit of insider jargon is very plain, but nonetheless signalling of insiderism.

But it also means pulling engineers away from doing useful work to help lawyers translate their "inventions" into legal jargon.

Mr Rehn admits that the EU's "integration capacity" (the newly approved jargon to replace "absorption capacity" ) must be considered.

It was an interactive space, and I think Web 2. 0 is, of course, a piece of jargon, nobody even knows what it means.

Within the past couple of years, memristors have morphed from obscure jargon into one of the hottest properties in physics.

Which British Prime Minister was known as 'Jack the Jargon Killer' because he wanted officials to stop using jargon?

I suggest to young professors that their first work should be written in a jargon only to be understood by the erudite few.

Remember that the parties might understand technical jargon, but the judge and jury who interpret and apply the contract do not.

Business English, the language was more formal and often a certain format and jargon.

If you're new, don't let perceived complexity or jargon scare you off: start simple and get into a rhythm with reporting on the basics.

In any case, the malicious software (malware in the jargon) penetrated at least one classified computer network.

It said most of those still had jobs due to "labour hoarding" , jargon for a reluctance to sack staff during downturns.

It has also, in the jargon of evolutionary biology, pre-adapted vivax to a threat it has not evolved to deal with.

The text is clearly written and technical jargon is minimal - any technical terms are clearly explained and a glossary of terms is provided.

The secret? It has to do with what's known as type-in traffic, or, in Wall Street jargon, direct navigation.

In the year of 1800, it's shown initially in print, contained in the jargon of criminals in London.

In thermodynamics jargon, randomness is called entropy.

And as the title suggested, it touched on all the mainstays of party thought and was encrusted with the characteristic jargon.

If the heart is without passion, it will produce lifeless, jargon-laden spontaneity.

These "ghosts" , in the industry's jargon, are used to draw in new punters and to help keep existing ones hooked.

By comparing the 2009 statement to the 2008 one, I can exclusively reveal that there has been a sharp increase in the use of jargon.

Invent nonsense computer jargon in conversations, and see if people play along to avoid the appearance of ignorance.

In fact the treaty's hundreds of baffling, jargon-strewn pages seem designed to punish any citizen unwise enough to take an interest.

The canard that they communicate exclusively in Stalinist or postmodernist jargon is decades out of date.

At this point many people will still continue to use jargon and will completely fail to make themselves understood.

This is geography not as a dry academic subject full of jargon and terminology, but as the natural history of a living, evolving landscape.

In his hands, comic jargon and dialect became a finished literary weapon, unemphatic, visual.

EXAMPLE: The arrogant manager was always using jargon no one else understand because he liked to intimidate people.

Jargon is inappropriate, whether elevated, as in specialized technical language, or demeaning, as in a pejorative gibe.

The algorithms, "algos" in market jargon, are used by brokers and asset managers to help navigate this complex trading landscape.

In the new jargon, public deficits were not really borrowing at all, but merely an internal accounting procedure to boost purchasing power.

This phenomenon, known as confabulation in psychiatric jargon, is also found in people with frontal lobe disorders.

Moral relativism, cloaked in jargon, was on the march, promoted by the tedious, despicable know-alls of the supposedly educated classes.

It is hard to tell whether the students have been "transformed" , as their tutors' jargon goes.

The New Leader's 100-Day Action Plan is not, it must be said, a bad book. It is full of practical advice and is commendably low on jargon.

Since the war, what in our jargon we called "the coordination of defense" had been split up.

Most of its missions speak the jargon of development: poverty reduction, aggregate growth and structural adjustments.

Both sides are demanding mutually assured reductions of emissions that are, in the current jargon, "measurable, verifiable and reportable. "

It also illustrates how every industry has its own jargon, rich in technical meaning to insiders, but often impenetrable to outsiders.

To achieve increased retirement ages everywhere, what is known in Brussels jargon as the "open method of co-ordination" would be employed.

Whether communicating orally or in writing, avoid long, complex sentences, highly technical language, jargon , and colloquialisms .

It is approachable only through complex jargon that has nothing to do with the tasks for which which people actually use computers.

Business Chinese Dialogue: Including daily conversation, business negotiation, trade jargon, common phrases, etc.

It's really important to remember to speak clearly and slowly with the least amount of medical jargon.

The current downward slope of the price curve is known in industry jargon as "backwardation" and signals a tight supply and demand balance.

For sure! I didn't really understand some of the technical jargon they used in the film when they talked about social security in the US.

The index will not list stasis, or fixity , or stability, or any of the jargon of permanence.

But, in principle, the budget controls -- known in EU jargon as the "European semester" -- are a done deal.

It looks soft and full of feeling, it smiles at my- jargon , it is susceptible.

Jargon: The specialized or technical language of a trade, profession, or similar group.

Otherwise foreigners might win the fierce fight for footfall (retail jargon for the number of shoppers).

Ministers hope the commissioners will force the police to "do more for less" , in the current jargon.

The best way to choose is to go to a store and compare with your own eyes, without worrying about techie jargon.

Signaling, in economic jargon, means expenditures of time or money whose purpose is to convince others of something.

In all of the technical jargon, and in the sea of acronyms, sometimes software developers and managers forget that people make software.

Second, speech marking requires more formal language. Listeners react negatively to speeches loaded with slang, jargon , and bad grammar.

The pre-Murdoch Times was, to employ today's jargon, a largely "vertical" publication.

Its storytelling is punctuated by jargon and scholarly narratives, including numerous academic references.

"We think a good explanation of strategy should be jargon-free, " say the authors, making their first and last sensible point.

CNB Lessons on Business Negotiation of China: Including daily conversation, business negotiation, trade jargon, common phrases, etc.

Though he was amiable, bounding to greet visitors with a beefy handshake, he lacked the common touch, and often talked in economic jargon.

What she lacked in management jargon, however, she more than made up for in empathy.

With any luck he will take his awful jargon to a management consultancy, where both his words and his attitude would fit in nicely.

Jargon is established in an industry (medical, legal, scientific, engineering, and so on) to allow for rapid, unambiguous understanding.

Understand the language, jargon, and mindset of those in your intended field, and be familiar with industry developments.

Understand the language, jargon, and mindset of those in your intended field, and be familiar with industry developments.

Unfortunately, the coining of new jargon is likely to proceed even faster than the evolution of computing markets.

The aim, the magazine said, was to promote the use of clear English and battle the technology world's addiction to jargon.

And, naturally, executives everywhere will have to keep up with the latest carbon jargon.

The socialization of the professional jargon is the production of choice of social need and the change of vocabulary elements.

It is important not to be overawed by the mathematical jargon.

Another great resource for new users of Linux or UNIX is the Jargon File (also known by some as The New Hacker's Dictionary).

Compared with national capitals, Brussels is admirably free with information and briefings once you penetrate the jargon and the procedure.

Use technical jargon, acronyms or buzzwords-unless your audience clearly knows enough about the subject.

Plenty of ordinary people read highly specialist journals litteredwith jargon unintelligible to outsiders.

If it all sounds a bit nerdy, well, that is because it is: those who abhor financial jargon and technicalities should look away now.

Turn this into modern economic jargon and Law could be described as creating a stimulus package for French economic activity.

Legal proceedings are filled with abbreviations and jargon (PSIs, GALs, OARs and "probation holds" ).

I can't keep up with all this new jargon.

The jargon will be picked up eventually, but this ''foreign language'' must not overwhelm the trainee.

Remember, too, that the outcomes of international summits are, in the jargon, "precooked. "

But cross-selling, as it is known in bankers' jargon , is an elusive beast.

To that end, the first half of the book is a triumph of jargon-free scrutiny.

Mr Clark, however, has produced a well written and thought-provoking thesis, refreshingly light on jargon and equations.

In the same spirit of accessibility and readability, we have avoided using technical jargon and phonetic symbols. . .

She uses so much jargon I can never understand her explanations.

In this book I have tried to avoid unnecessary jargon and have explained all unfamiliar terms as I go along.

The challenge then is to make bank capital requirements "counter-cyclical" in the jargon.

But in the jargon of finance ministers, Mr. Geithner has made clear that's what he thinks should happen.

You must learn to talk clearly. The jargon of scientific terminology which rolls off your tongue is mental garbage. - M. H. Fischer.

But these "exits" , as they are called in the industry's jargon, pretty much slammed shut when the global financial crisis broke.

Match the style to the reader. The key is to keep the report concise and simple. Avoid jargon and use Plain English.

Managers, always suckers for jargon, talk a lot about empowering their workers. However, they often fail to do so in practice.

The ISS is due to be de-orbited, in the inelegant jargon of the field, in 2020.

In computer jargon the position of an item in a record is referred to as a field.

Loop quantum gravity is, in the jargon, background independent.

All the critical twiddle-twaddle about style and form is mere impertinence and mostly dull jargon.

We will have to get used to a new, painful jargon.

Language that includes incomprehensible technical terms and jargon.

The NRC regulation that covers safety upgrades (called "backfits" in regulatory jargon) is strongly biased against any costly improvements.

This process is known in social-media jargon as "curation" , and a growing number of tools is available to do the job.

"Satisficing" , in social-science jargon, is the sensibly shod alternative to maximising.

This was, in the jargon, "content-targeted advertising. "

If you have been asked to write an application for police officers, it helps to understand their jargon, procedures, and rules.

With unusual humility, bureaucrats are borrowing jargon from open-source developers.

In the jargon of the business, it's all about winning a larger "share of wallet" from customers.

Never use a foreign phrase, a scientific word, or a jargon word if you can think of an everyday English equivalent.

One genotype, to use the jargon, may allow athletes who use anabolic steroids to escape detection altogether.

As time goes on, the game players (or gamers in industry jargon) expect an increasing number and complexity of services.

A dominant firm like Intel can rely on a certain market share (an "assured base" , in the jargon).

Occupational jargon requires deep knowledge of a particular topic.

I had been hired on the board to take jargon out, not put it in.

Nowadays, that is not trade jargon, but an exact description of what I do with my three-year-old daughter.

This professional vocabulary is sometimes called "jargon. "

Right up there with medical lingo, legal jargon confuses and alienates folks, makes them feel stupid and ill at ease.

This article is so full of jargon. It's just double Dutch to me.

Business plans should be written in layman's terms and avoid all jargon and endless acronyms.

Then it evaluates that template rule (or it's "instantiated, " in the jargon of the standard).

A related, but less rigorous, controlled vocabulary is occupational jargon.

And now for the most eagerly awaited part of the awards: the jargon section.

Avoid overuse of jargon, unless you are sure that your audience will be readily familiar with all specialized terms.

My husband is a bus driver and sometimes works the same route, so I knew the driver, and the jargon.

In economic jargon, Crusoe took an inventory of the goods at his disposal.

To use banking jargon, what a CDO does is provide "credit enhancement" , turning dodgy debt into something that looks safer.

By default the program is bound to port 31337, "elect" in cracker jargon.

In military jargon, troops without UAV support are "disadvantaged" .

Pentagon jargon has given the new gun an awkward title: the Objective Individual Combat Weapon.

Anyone needing a quick exposure to seismic data and the jargon associated with this technology.

Listeners react negatively to speeches loaded with slang, jargon, and bad grammar.

In the jargon, price stability is both a goal and an intermediate target of policy.

Do they emphasise their skill ( "alpha" in the jargon) orhead down the passive ( "beta" ) route?

An "exit strategy" , in official jargon, requires answers to three questions.

This is jargon for costs or benefits for which those responsible do not pay directly.

Match your style to the interviewer's. If the interviewer uses a lot of technical terms and industry jargon , so should you.

Technical jargon and slang are to be avoided.

Avoid unnecessary jargon, or specialized or technical terms .

"Rather than the confusing boxes and jargon that pop-up appear when you load a Windows PC, our screens are fun, clear and useful. "

These metaphors do more to explain his points than paragraphs of technical jargon ever could.

In the jargon-laced language of the control room Kling said, "Flight, Macs. "

And remember to take some time to sort through the legal jargon that is sequestered in the fine print of your contract.

Many business books are heavier on jargon than on wisdom, executives often complain.

Why should Tories employ terminology derived from Jacobin jargon?

In the jargon of electronics, MAYA -II is the first "medium-scale integrated molecular circuit. "

10. We will have to get used to a new, painful jargon.

Critics have accused them of churning out jargon-spewing economic vandals.

the jargon of European community documents and regulations.

Always use appropriate vocabulary. Avoid slang and hotel jargon.

Do your best to understand legal jargon, but avoid using it in your stories.

sometimes it is because they use unnecessarily complicated jargon which simply confuses those unfamiliar with it.

Those dubbed "atypical workers" in the jargon of economists are becoming the norm.

They also can present legal issues to their clients from a business perspective free of legal jargon.

Baker said cutting the medical jargon and explaining things both verbally and in writing also help.

For example, he tells his students to avoid jargon and other specialized terms that people might not know in their own language.

That's a lot of jargon, but we all understand these mechanisms when it comes to interpersonal relationships.

by no means my main aim in this class to teach you jargon.

The US economy is, to resort to jargon, very big and very complicated.

Unfortunately, I don't understand jargon like "create value. "

Can someone translate this legal jargon into plain English for me?

To me, it's just assigning, so I don't worry too much about the jargon.

They are "rational choice" people who work with models and numbers and write arid, impenetrable jargon.

Introductory class on term sheet jargon and basic legal concepts.

Bilateral is swimming jargon for breathing to both sides, left and right.

Regarding jargon: A charged particle is a particle that has charge.

Still, we might usefully remember what the antiquated jargon "moral hazard" means.

Your gloves are, in the jargon, perfect or near-perfect complements.

Too often, business people communicate in jargon and buzzwords. They'd be more effective if they spoke in plain English.

For this reason, you should be careful when using jargon for controlled terms.

Hanna`s lawyer avoided both their jargon and their lines of reasoning.

The rules are easily written, not requiring special jargon.

These remains are known in the jargon as particulate organic matter.

old copies of Bertrand Russell, an 1897 edition of Barrere and Leland's Dictionary of Slang, Jargon and Cant.

To measure a subject's worthiness for inclusion (or "notability" , in the jargon of Wikipedians), all kinds of rules have been devised.

And that is increasingly the most appropriate term, given that red also means Republican in American political jargon.

It would wipe the world of jargon, would raise standards of literacy and would give all of us our lives back.

A talk jam-packed with jargon meant to confuse rather than clarify.

Some companies, such as Boeing, are bringing more work back in-house, in the jargon.

That could open up new markets for their bounties through payment for ecosystem services (PES), in the jargon.

We are very familiar with the jargon and business rules.

Your scientific jargon staggers me, Pinky.

The easiest way to fight the industry jargon monster is to rethink your vocabulary.

In a world dominated by jargon, we should remember that e-commerce is shorthand for electronic commerce.

The lexicon purpose indicates whether it is a general grammar or jargon specific to a profession such as legal or medical.

As one respondent put it, "I have learnt to be economical with words and not use jargon" .

There is industry jargon Python, called two-thirds of the eye, in the hands of seven.

Because of Six Sigma's complex methodology, staff members need to be trained in both the tools and the jargon.

As of this writing, XSLT 2. 0 and XQuery 1. 0 are at Candidate Release status, which is W3C jargon for a standard soon to be adopted.

The final award is for Improving Existing Jargon.

But, jargon from the wrong industry makes you look dumb.

Sorry to use jargon, but sometimes it's necessary.

Don't talk to me in bureaucratic jargon, because I don't buy it.

Forinstance, use southern jargon for someone living in the south.

Doctors sometimes confuse laymen with their jargon.

Would slang or jargon offend your readers?

As for the jargon, this matters even less.

Jargon, not argument, is your best ally in keeping him from the Church.

A third area of leadership is through jargon.

You can also have in-jokes and slang or jargon that's unique to your tribe.

The most-used piece of jargon in business will not be a word or phrase but a letter: W.

Every profession has its jargon. That's not bad.

Knowing the jargon is more important than knowing any one tool or ESB.

Learning about business requires us to know the basic jargon of this complex and varied profession.

She skipped the jargon when she read the popular science magazine.

Even if you didn't follow the preceding technical jargon, there are several important lessons here.

and golf, often include a lot of sporting jargon in the commentary.

Slang for computer jargon.

The author advises on how to achieve a natural tone, and to avoid meaningless jargon.

It doesn't help that mutual fund salespeople speak a strange language that is interspersed with jargon that many investors don't understand.

There's some scattered but noncrucial jargon.

Expert often confuse laymen with their jargon.

Just because you're writing a web app doesn't mean you can get away with technical jargon.

In the jargon, there is a "negative externality" .

In philosophical jargon, this is a question from metaphysics.

He also uses a lot of jargon, which creates a poor impression.

The world of computing is filled with jargon and acronyms.

Nothing frustrates a visitor more that having to read technical speak or jargon that is unfamiliar to them.

It is this jargon that is usually referred to by traveler as the Eskimo langage .

No tech jargon to confront with.

They had their own jargon to describe daily volatilities.

Whatever you do, don't bombard poor, innocent people in the real world with corporate jargon.

I'll also introduce the factory jargon as we go.

Some guys taught Pete to speak jargon and how to steal!

Can you help me this legal jargon into plain English?

They use that awful jargon.

The View plug-in I created, which is illustrated in Figure 2, defines a view in the Eclipse jargon.

These engines often use a certain jargon or vocabulary ; for example , a vocabulary specializing in medical or legal terminology .