Sentences with word «nomenclature»

Addendum to «Proposal to include the rank of phylum in the International Code of Nomenclature of Prokaryotes» — William B. Whitman — International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology

Using the name of the great Native - American hero Geronimo either for the operation that tracked down Osama bin Laden to his hiding place in Pakistan, or for the al - Qaida leader himself, was an insensitive choice of nomenclature for a brilliantly executed task.

Four categories of teachers: One change is simple but could become the new nomenclature in New Jersey.

The MII may from time to time introduce different categories of membership or change nomenclature in respect of categories of membership.

This was due to the creation of and gradual implementation of the new nomenclature from September 2012 through 2014.

(f) Reconstruction of the forewing venation based on specimens MeI 641 and MeI13556, with nomenclature of the wing veins.

Whenever a car company adopts a new naming scheme, there's always a period of time when the public rejects the change, dismissing the new nomenclature as confusing or pointless.

The rise of the E-Class came at the same time as the introduction of a new nomenclature system for the German manufacturer, in 1993.

The scientific and standard English names will be submitted to the International Committee on Zoological Nomenclature for ratification.

It is listed as K0SC0LL / A, and this does not conform to the model nomenclature of existing iMac devices, such as MK462, MK472 and MK482.

However, while the tablet Toshiba wishes to introduce in Canada will indeed be the Thrive, a fact borne out by the similarity in its specifications, the tablet is likely to have a different nomenclature in that country.

«The PDP holds that the governor and the APC are jittery and unpopular of going into the grass roots elections in the state, thus the decisions to control the councils by nomenclature of executive secretaries and sole administrators, which are alien and offensive to the provisions of our Constitution, which under section 7 guarantees only democratically elected local government council administrations.»

There is some debate as to what to call these type of reactions, and in many camps, the preferred nomenclature for food intolerance is sensitivity or hypersensitivity, although others place allergy and intolerance as two categories under the umbrella category of hypersensitivity.

Computer technician's designation nomenclature varies as per their specialized work profile and the organization they are working in.

Performance reporting is based on the traditional nomenclature of performance measurement — Alpha, Beta, R - squared and Sharpe Ratio.

First, let's talk about nomenclature.

The vote was conducted by the HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee, which establishes naming protocols for human genes.

The Swedish Botanist Carl Linnaeus is credited with inventing binomial nomenclature system of naming and classifying of living things that is still used today.

But the sum of its parts, the package's cohesiveness and trueness to its Audi S nomenclature is undeniably its strongest selling point.

First things first: In a nod to past 7» ers, the M760i xDrive's numerical nomenclature does tip its hat to the -LSB-...]

I dare say the saga reflects on one of the times when I used a common medical nomenclature and the briefly befuddled nurse heard the word in a shockingly different way.

The upcoming 2019 Audi A8 will be the first to use the new nomenclature when it arrives in Germany this fall.

Even more ominously the «Icarus I» simply disappeared without trace, which makes their naming nomenclature even more inexplicable.

«Marriage» nomenclature suggests the Art 12 issue (right to marry), but this has been held (Rees v United Kingdom (1986) 9 EHRR 56 paras 49 — 50) applicable only to opposite - sex unions.

As is typical with chile nomenclature, there are alternate spellings of the same variety.

Amy Chang membubuh teks pada «Nomenclature Confusion Over A. vivipara and A. angustofolia» di «Agave».

In the Australian, New Zealand, Singaporean, and Colombian markets, the YF was renamed as «i45», following the alphanumeric i - series nomenclature established by Hyundai in these markets, like in Europe.

My concern is that the operation of the e-registry brings with it the chance track the use of the «e-app» (I suggest new nomenclature if this authentication aspires to greater respect than «angry birds» on my iphone gets), and, more concerning, that this will be used for secondary purposes.

Charlie Munger has his own nomenclature for most of these biases including Pavlovian Conditioning which he calls Influence by Mere Association.

This exhibition takes its title from common nomenclature; «girl talk» is a term that emerged in the 1990s to describe a sense of belonging and conversations between women.

As Range Rover nomenclature goes, the Velar is available with the Standard and the sporty R - Dynamic derivative across the Velar, Velar S, Velar SE and Velar HSE trim.

I was born in 1945, first licensed in real estate in British Columbia in 1970, qualified in the»70s as a branch manager, as an agent or nominee as we were then called in the»80s and I continue to be licensed under the current nomenclature as a managing broker with 70 licensees under my supervision.

How It Drives My test car was an X5 xDrive35i, which is something of a mouthful that needs decoding: xDrive is BMW - speak for all - wheel drive (sDrive is rear - wheel drive) and 35i signifies the gasoline six - cylinder engine, even though BMW nomenclature no longer matches up to engine displacement.

It was originally thought that the smartphone would use the same nomenclature as HTC's previous devices and be called the HTC One M10, but it seems that the company has decided to go with the snappier HTC 10.

But another confusing nomenclature shake - up is definitely not the answer.

It and 13 other surface features on the dwarf planet have been assigned official nomenclature, the International Astronomical Union announced September 7.

The fresh nomenclature sets the 4 Series coupe and hardtop convertible apart from the growing variety of 3 Series models, though for 2015, the 4 Series itself is expanding with the introduction of the Gran Coupe, a 4 - door meant to look sleeker than a traditional sedan.

The «T» in the 3.0's TFSI nomenclature no longer merely stands for «turbo», but rather for the concept of supercharging in general — extensive testing on the big V6 has proven the superiority of mechanical charging.

Back then, you were either a Ford, Chevy or MOPAR fan, the latter «MOPAR» nomenclature standing for «Motor Parts» before evolving into slang for anything produced by Chrysler / Plymouth / Dodge.

If the change in nomenclature comes to pass, a veterinary technician will officially be known as a registered veterinary nurse, and have the letters RVN after her or his name.

I'm guessing it's just nomenclature being used.

Among Bouthillier's recent curatorial projects are: How to Remain Human (2015, co-curated with Megan Lykins Reich); free movement power nomenclature pressure weight (2015), Tony Lewis's first solo museum exhibition; Wild Permutations (2015), a solo exhibition of Canadian photographer Jessica Eaton; and Xavier Cha: abduct, commissioned in partnership with Frieze Film, to open at MOCA Cleveland in 2016.

Graduates will be able to identify and understand drug nomenclature / abbreviations, dosage forms and routes of administration.