Sentence examples for * nomenclatures from inspiring English sources

We will refer to the new nomenclatures within these rules, wherever practicable.

We analysed sensor nomenclatures with respect to their semantic formalisation and their bio-geographical differences.

Other systems have employed nomenclatures that emphasize the early manuscript models from which a face evolved or a national influence.

All these new schools utilized the three-branch form but adopted different nomenclatures for them.

The designer should develop a standard set of symbols, notes, abbreviations, device nomenclatures, and schedule lists.

Instrument enclosure nomenclatures from International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and National Electrical Manufacturer's Association NEMAareare defined and compared.

Kelley, who has studied the history of color nomenclatures, told me that she is often struck by their authors' faith in the descriptive power of words.

Any person involved in the field of immuno-haematology must master both the usual and international nomenclatures.

For that reason, imaginative writers tend to flee as far as possible from the too-specific nomenclatures of the expert and toward pure evocations of sensation.

We apply the methodology to three different nomenclatures used for remote sensing-based classification of two heathland nature conservation areas in Belgium and Germany.

The nomenclatures are as follows.