jargonistic造句

• They also state that the concept of Mindfulness in the tech world is jargonistic and amorphous.
• Hello, I can see I have been named here although it seems a bit jargonistic to me.
• I don't believe it to be over complicated either, the terms mentioned are not excessively jargonistic.
• Avoid obscure or jargonistic terms, such as " pugilist ", " karateka " and " billiardist ".
• *"'Support "': The editors have worked hard to provide a non-jargonistic wrestling article, and have been responsive to my numerous suggestions.
• The " standards " were a lump of such opaque, jargonistic bloat that they drew derisive jeers nationwide from defenders of clear, precise writing, including The New York Times.
• Furthermore, Roche s writing has been criticized early in his career for being difficult to translate from the original French and at times jargonistic or frustrating to read for the non-expert in the field.
• Anybody who reads through the document would find the word " renewal " used repeatedly, and this, he claimed, was similar to " reform ", a popular jargonistic addition to everyday speech.
• I'm even a frequent sports editor, and have never seen " WL " outside of highly jargonistic context, and even then it was explained before it was used, e . g . a key / legend in a table.
• One or two have outright terrible names, such as QGD; Slav, 4 . Nc3 ( my chess is just about good enough to work out what that meant, despite the lack of a wikilink to the jargonistic abbreviation, but I think it's very practice ).
• :* " Atypical eating occurs in about three fourths of children with ASD, so frequently that it used to be a diagnostic indicator . "-needs rewriting-replace the jargonistic " Atypical eating " with " Eating problems " or " Problem eating " or something, " it used to be " sounds colloquial-try " was previously considered"
• While this system is less formal and much less jargonistic both in content and style than the high-academic style of scientific and humanities journals ( from which Wikipedia also borrows many features, when they aren't problematic for our readers ), it is nevertheless also much less vernacular, compressed, and lowest-common-denominator than the news style of everyday journalism and public-relations writing.
• Frankly, I don't buy it . . . but let's go over the sources . ( It's also rather jargonistic / insiderish to refer to his " critically acclaimed mid-sixties trilogy of albums " when [ a ] we never articulate what those three albums were and [ b ] I don't believe anyone was referring to them as a " trilogy " at the time . ) One major change in lyrical content I do detect in " The Basement Tapes " is a marked decline in songs centrally devoted to concerns of romantic love .  talk ) 03 : 20, 23 July 2010 ( UTC)