(D) made changes in nomenclature.
(Subtlety in nomenclature was not Farjeon's strongest suit).
The past few days have offered extraordinary riches in nomenclature of non-existent demographics.
"We got caught up in nomenclature," Larry Lucchino, the Red Sox' president, said.
Despite the similarity in nomenclature, this appears to be a different team and a different application.
Despite the groups' big difference in nomenclature, she found that they were perceiving colors in the same way.
And I think I know the background to this slippage in nomenclature.
In recognition of the ways that, collectively, we are all world-changers, Zalasiewicz believes that an adjustment in nomenclature is called for.
They are in fair agreement with those obtained by the other group, once a difference in nomenclature is taken into account.
Of course, people still engage in the study of plants, and a handful of universities offer first degrees in plant science, but the vanishing of the B-word signifies much more than a shift in nomenclature.
Thereafter a distinction was made in nomenclature between porcelaine de France or vieuse Sèvres (soft paste, or pâte tendre) and porcelaine royale (hard paste, or pâte dure).
