a specialised vocabulary of a profession, or similar group, see: technical terminology.
a dialect, a heavy distortion of common language, deviant from the official language of a state.
a idiomatic language used by a small group of people or even a single person, often with a touch of humour or irony. This idiomatic language may appear vague and alienated to outsiders. It may be used disparagingly toward others. (See for example lamer.)
statements about something made in a routine manner, without deeper analysis of the subject.
... physicist (+ 1967)
May 6 - Harry Martinson, swedish author, winner of the Nobel Prize in literature
May 11 - Salvador Dalí, artist
May 17 - Jean Gabin[?], ...