Sentences with phrase «different naming convention»

For exemple, one of the change that will bother many people is the different naming convention of 3 - D games in Japan and in the west: we now have «Space Harrier 3D» [Japan] and «Space Harrier 3 - D» [Export] in the database.

Vodafone McLaren Mercedes (who are sponsored by Vodafone) shocked the world by revealing that their new MP4 / 28 had a chrome livery, whilst Ferrari shocked no one by calling their car the F138, so called because it's the 138th different naming convention they have used for their F1 cars.

Note that some index providers use slightly different naming conventions.

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And, the exception of Google +, which for some reason insists on making their naming convention different from everyone else by adding a + sign.

The naming convention makes it confusing to tell some models apart — there are three different Samsung A3 smartphones — so we did our best to showcase the similarities and differences throughout the years.

While there are a few different physical traits between these lovable breeds, and the primary differences relate to ancestry and naming conventions employed by breeders and registry organizations.

Owing to the different standards and naming conventions we followed back in those days, that was quite a puzzle in and of itself.

There are arguments on both sides of the aisle: for some, even Fiverr's open pricing plan (where members can price services higher than five dollars, which calls its whole naming convention into question, but that's a different story) sets a floor too low to take the creative work of artists and writers seriously; for others, it's a great way to jumpstart your career or take on small odd jobs to make ends meet.

Multiple instances of both «sailfish» and «marlin» pop up in different listings but using the same naming convention.

The Geneva Convention defines it as acknowledging that every child has certain basic rights, including the right to life, his or her own name and identity, to be raised by his or her parents within a family or cultural grouping and have a relationship with both parents, even if that means they live in two different households.

A software company explained that, as a result of this lack of universality, software vendors likely would need to integrate different systems, which could be expensive and complicated by the lack of meaningful naming conventions and a lack of standardized data formats.