| While the technology is complex and hard to explain in layman's terms, I'll try to put it most simply. |
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| From the layman's point of view, a spiritual life gives you calmness and peace of mind. |
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| He loves his job, and he wants to explain in layman's terms the sport's technical side. |
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| He has noted that his work would present the layman's version of the historical events. |
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| They will explain things in layman's terms and work with you to not only help you reach the top but understand how you got there as well. |
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| In layman's terms, standard deviation is a unit of statistical measure that also expresses the probability of a given outcome arising. |
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| I have to say I was somewhat interested in this film which, I was told, was an attempt to explain quantum physics in layman's terms. |
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| It is left to the press to inform, and translate into layman's language, and if that means a shock-horror headline then so it does. |
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| I mean, everything that I found in the library was written, you know, was not in layman's terms, but in medical terms. |
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| He mentioned the pneumococcal vaccine, which of course, in layman's term, you told me, the pneumonia vaccine. |
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| And that in layman's language is about the survival of the professional game in Ireland. |
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| In layman's terms, that's who got out of the buildings, how they got out, and why. |
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| Any techies out there who want to confirm or refute this layman's assessment? |
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| What that means in layman's terms is that clouds of vapor could come over the edge of the crater, roll down the sides of the volcano. |
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| Now, I suspect that your answer to this question may lose the rest of us, but in layman's terms, we heard talk about vaccines against cancer. |
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| He doesn't mince words, and he is able to talk about this in layman's terms that everyone can understand. |
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| At first glance that sounds like an unlikely scenario, and the layman's impression of Kingussie's infallibility is certainly reinforced by a quick look at the statistics. |
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| Very correctly too, because in layman's language it is a job of work everyone, including the firm that carried it our, can be justifiably proud of. |
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| Wherever possible, recount personal experiences, direct observations, and specialized knowledge, and try to convey these things in layman's terms. |
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| This book is written in layman's terms and is, in one sense, easy to read. |
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| And he explained it to me, broke it down in layman's parlance. |
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| To put it in layman's terms, it is just not as funny as it used to be. |
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| For the general public who are intrigued by the mysterious aspects of this practice and its lineage, an explanation in layman's terms will be offered. |
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| Clumps of itchy or prickly tiny red bumps on the skin that appear with hot humid weather in tropical countries is called miliaria or prickly heat in layman's terms. |
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| To the untutored layman's eye, it almost appears contradictory. |
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| Cosmographia provided a layman's introduction to such subjects as astronomy, geography, cartography, surveying, navigation and mathematical instruments. |
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| In layman's terms, Piper stands Humeans and Kantians back-to-back, pointing to the disingenuousness of the former and the laziness of the latter. |
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| She made them tell her everything, then had Ellis re-explain in layman's terms while I sat there mentally headdesking. |
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| Several works of engineering, such as baths, temples, bridges, roads, circus, theatres and layman's homes are preserved throughout the country. |
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| A backhoe loader, also known as digger in layman's terms, is earthmoving equipment that comprises a tractor fitted with a shovel in front and a backhoe at the back. |
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