Sentences with phrase «nomenclature suggests»
«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.
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As the nomenclature suggests, the DDiS 200 engine makes 200 Nm of peak torque and 89 bhp of peak power.
As its nomenclature suggests, the smaller Q2 sits beneath the Q3 in Audi's portfolio.
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The solution, Cohen suggests, is a change in nomenclature: The pro-choice movement should market itself as the pro-freedom movement - a euphemism for a euphemism now sullied by the reality it signals.
According to the C. elegans nomenclature, we suggest to rename W01A8.1 as Cel - plin - 1 (isoform a, b, and c) and proteins Cel - PLIN - 1 (isoform a, b, and c).
You may suggest another nomenclature if you wish, just so long as we can be clear about which we are referring to.
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.