0 in a way that relates to the special words or expressions used in a particular subject or activity:
Terminologically, carcinoma in situ is defined as an epithelial malignant tumor in which tumor cells are confined to the epithelium, not invading the basement membrane.
Saussure conflated the two terminologically.
Terminologically it is reminiscent of Bakhtin's distinction of primary and secondary speech genres.
For the terminologically disadvantaged, there is a useful glossary of technical terms (341-350), though the explanations presuppose a fair amount of linguistic sophistication.
It is therefore necessary to distinguish between three phenomena that should preferably also be distinguished terminologically.
The result is not merely a terminologically relaxed analysis; the result challenges the theoretical foundations of his project.
In the sequel it will be terminologically advantageous for my purposes to reserve the label ' fatalism ' for just the position contained in (b), regardless of the stance taken to (a).
I think, in the circumstances, that "cowardly" as an appellation of my action is one which, terminologically speaking, is wholly inaccurate.
