terminology
There have been efforts to rectify problems caused by terminological confusion, usually by substituting new terms for the old ones.
This is a dangerous terminological inexactitude.
Such terminological discussions, in my view, are typically poorly motivated, add little to the inquiry, and confuse matters more than anything else.
To see that this difference is not merely terminological, note the following.
The terminological complications make the book somewhat risky to give to students without providing quite a lot of extra scaffolding.

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Examples of terminological

terminological
Their work attempts to offer terminological clarifications of the term "integration" and how it has been used in different works.
Thus, the text exhibits a "terminological displacement" analogous to displacements in other historical cases.
The terminological index is a list of 80 terms that lead to articles on different subjects, such as alpha notation, intonation, phonological rule and tempo.
After all, science does not progress through a progression of terminological refinements, but through a cycle of progressively more refined data collection and theory construction.
From a terminological point of view one could argue that this type of music often occurs offstage - 'stage' meaning the space visible to the spectators.
What is an adequate terminological (and formal) framework to express coordination knowledge and its structure?
Such terminological discussions, in my view, are typically poorly motivated, add little to the inquiry, and confuse matters more than anything else.
In the presence of terminological axioms, this is no longer possible since the finite model property is not guaranteed to hold.
One might dismiss this apparent inconsistency as simply due to terminological convenience, with no theoretical consequences.
However, the careful terminological distinctions created by theorists seem to collapse in real-world usage.
Discussion of these concerns often proceeds under the terminological umbrella of 'sustainable development', a concept that spans a range of moral and economic considerations.
As will become clear, the notion of vulnerability produces considerable conceptual and terminological diversity, to which this paper cannot do justice.
The serious student of grammar, although likely to be annoyed by terminological discrepancies, will continue to learn from both.
The terminological complications make the book somewhat risky to give to students without providing quite a lot of extra scaffolding.
There are, nonetheless, several very real problems, even terminological discrepancies, in any attempt to get at the resolutely socio-cultural dimensions of the past.
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