Sentences with phrase «with nomenclature»

When Squenix, proud owners of Eidos, decide to finance 30 Deus Ex sequels and spinoffs, then I'll make the effort to be more precise with their nomenclature.

There's something wrong with this nomenclature, this taxonomy.

As it goes with the nomenclature the MeMOPad 8 hosts an 8 - inch display with a resolution of 1920 × 1200 along with Gorilla Glass protection.

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

She starts with the nomenclature.

Handy: Familiar with the markets, has done some good work on risk tolerance; they have to be familiar with nomenclature.

Not exact matches

The name, which is meant to connect the crossover in nomenclature with Jag's F - Type sports cars, is weird.

This content should lead with common nomenclature and concepts that will resonate with the target audience.

A graduate of the University of Exeter and the University of Bristol, Chris has conducted research on nomenclature, perceptions of naturalness, and the international appeal of clean meat including ongoing research collaborations with The Good Food Institute and Faunalytics.

but on the third day using his Power of Resurrection rose from the dead to claim his seat next to God in heaven, I mean next to himself since he was also God and then told the masses that he died for their sins, though oddly enough being God he could have simply absolved them of their sins and he really didn't die because he lives and is coming back to judge man based upon the original sins... but not sure if that would work since man can clearly kill a God with wood and nails... I know, I know confusing and likely to be labeled heresy... but debates about nomenclature and religion... i mean story telling... just don't mix.

While western theologians tried to cope with religious pluralism and struggled to introduce theology of religions seriously only since the late 1980s, theologians in multi-religious situations like India had been working on the issue for decades under several other nomenclatures.

The change of nomenclature from greed to rational self - interest combined with the highly positive appraisal of its overall effects has confused Christian thinkers from that time on.

Such people (called «psychotics» or «borderline personalities» in traditional psychiatric nomenclature) often need a long - term supportive relationship that reinforces the effectiveness of their less reality - denying defenses and allows them to gain ego strength by coping better with everyday realities.

Those who are acquainted with the ecclesiastical nomenclature will neither be surprised at the revelations nor at the battle now raging.

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

As is true with the rest of the peppers, the nomenclature of the chinense species is highly confusing.

To answer your question, as with most chile nomenclature, there is enormous confusion about pasilla varieties.

To address this, SB Nation's team of climatologists and nomenclature experts — Tom Ziller, David Roth, Brian Floyd and Michael Katz — have come up with a much - improved list of names for winter storms.

Before the International Astronomical Union announced the names April 11, scientists referred to Charon's features with nicknames like «brown mountain» or «yellow mountain,» says Rita Schulz, a planetary scientist who heads the union's Working Group for Planetary System Nomenclature.

Gary Larson, creator of The Far Side, crossed over into anatomical nomenclature with a 1982 comic in which a caveman teaches a class this faux - scientific word.

More so than many illnesses, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) frustrates those who suffer from it and those close to them, due to its nebulous assembly of symptoms, along with continued controversies over its etiology, diagnosis, treatment and even its nomenclature.

But in her second year, she became fascinated with the taxonomical classification of plants and botanical nomenclature.

The 26 commissioners hail from 19 countries, and with offices in Europe and Asia, «we're now truly the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature,» says Daphne Fautin, a zoologist at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, who is ICZN's vice president.

Once the votes are counted, the winning names will be officially sanctioned by the IAU, allowing them to be used freely in parallel with the existing scientific nomenclature, with due credit to the clubs or organizations that proposed them.

Rita Schulz, chair of the IAU Working Group for Planetary System Nomenclature, commented that «I am pleased that the features on Charon have been named with international spirit.»

An improved and expanded nomenclature for genetic sequences is introduced that corresponds with a ranking of the reliability of the taxonomic identification of the source specimens.

«One big problem we have is that tens of thousands of human genome variants and phenotypes are spread throughout a number of databases, each one with their own organization and nomenclature that aren't easily accessible,» said Julia Wang, an M.D. / Ph.D. candidate in the Medical Scientist Training Program at Baylor and a McNair Student Scholar in the Bellen lab, as well as first author on the publication.

Linnaeus came up with the binomial system of nomenclature, in which each species is identified by a generic name (genus) and a specific name (species).

The volume was inspired by a symposium held in Sherborn's honour at the Natural History Museum (NHM), London, on the 150th year of his birth in 2011, organised by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN), in collaboration with the Society for the History of Natural History (SHNH).

[5][6] In agreement with the International System for Human Cytogenetic Nomenclature (ISCN), this chromosomal translocation is designated as t (9; 22)(q34; q11).

He dubbed it Georgium Sidus — Latin for «George's Star» — after his sponsor King George III, but other astronomers protested, and it was eventually given the name Uranus, sticking with the usual nomenclature of ancient Greek / Roman gods.

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

A recent committee comprised of experts involved with the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (A.S.P.E.N.) and European Society of Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism (ESPEN) proposed new nomenclature for nutrition diagnosis in adult patients in the clinical setting.3 These definitions included «starvation - related malnutrition», when there is chronic starvation without inflammation, «chronic disease - related malnutrition», when inflammation is chronic and of mild to moderate degree, and «acute disease or injury - related malnutrition», when inflammation is acute and of severe degree.3

After having followed this same approach to online dating for a while now, and coming to terms with the fact that it is, in fact, mostly older women who meet my criteria, I decided to fast - track: if what I'm looking for happens to be on a site that uses the term «cougar», then, oh well, I lose the nomenclature battle.

One of the challenges with senior singles dating is not only is the dating scene different than when you were in your 20s, the nomenclature has also changed.

Arc diagrams, a layout style dating back to the 1960s, place vertices on a line; edges may be drawn as semicircles above or below the line, or as smooth An extensive nautical glossary of sailing terms, and sailboard (windsurfing) and sailboat nomenclature with labeled illustrations and diagrams.

The HTML version of IUPAC Blue Book Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry, Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1979 and A Guide to IUPAC Nomenclature of Organic For more than 30 years, Scholastic has been providing students, teachers, and parents with access to thousands of affordable books and educational products.

The filmmakers cunningly reconstitute supporting characters from Twain's novels, so that the slave Jim is now an undocumented worker named Jorge (Daniel Edward Mora), while the fearsome Injun Joe (Stephen Lang, continuing his impressive evolution into this generation's Warren Oates) has become a psycho paleface who assumed Native American attire and nomenclature because he «identifies with the culture and aesthetic.»

Besides a lackluster translation filled with poorly conceived attempts at mythological nomenclature, the localization team saw fit to fiddle with the game's balance, alter character art in order to make the cast appear more western, and even remove whole sections of the game for no readily apparent reason.

Sorry, this work does not include the box itself, but it does include: 3 - part nomenclature cards for the colors one set of color coded labels to use with the color tablets one set of black line labels to use with the color tablets guided writing booklet pages for the child to make their own booklet of colors in three styles: Print, D'Nealian and Cursive Booklet pages with no guided writing for children to write independently So hopefully there will be a little something there for everyone.

A full detailed lesson plan with starter, main, activity, assessment and plenary on Making salts and Nomenclature

My main quarrel with Whitman concerns nomenclature.

As the policy developed it evolved and changed with first the nomenclature, when the word «city» was dropped from the title and academies started up in less highly urban areas.

GCSEs have had the same «toughening - up», with the added dimension of a complete change in nomenclature (numbers over grades, e.g. 4 = C) and a switch from criterion - lead marking (a C means the pupils can do this, that and the other) to % cohort classification (63 % of pupils will get a level 4 or above).

Teachers can further help students understand MI nomenclature by following up with activities that delve into examples and applications of the intelligences.

Let the purists cry over the disparity between displacement and nomenclature, I was far too busy listening to the lusty grunt of an exhaust note (now accented with a faint hint of turbo whine), ripping through the seven speeds of the new wet - clutch automatic transmission, and watching the speedometer's needle quickly sweep towards triple - digit territory.

Lincoln went down this road already, and did not find much success with its MK -, nomenclature (we're still trying to work out the difference between MKX and MKT).

The new car's name marks a brand - wide transition to a nomenclature that, presumably, the company hopes will more closely align it — in the minds of consumers, at least — with its German competition.

Likely to be called XT5 to fit in with Cadillac's new nomenclature, this luxury crossover should debut sometime in 2015.

With the growth of Volvo's latest performance nomenclature, Polestar, there's opportunity for the company to both revive the cult following for their spiced - up models and offer better - honed products to battle the established players from Germany and beyond.