These three active bishops are credited with establishing a consistent terminology for the Trinity, namely using hypostasis or prosopon for what God is three of, and ousia (along with phusis) for what God is one of.
Such approach provides an efficient and meaningful search of ***non-textual and textual information corresponding to a consistent terminology, and a lifecycle management of documents.
In that regard, the use of effective identification and reporting systems based on a consistent terminology should contribute to the design of preventive measures for avoiding such events.
To provide the reader with a consistent terminology, we refer to the set of all applications and all operation modes, as described above, whenever using the term evaluated scenarios.
However, a consistent terminology is needed to make the best use of abstractions and conceptual representations and to avoid misunderstanding across fields (e.g., "speciation" in biology has very different meaning than it does in chemistry).
The glossary is an important tool aimed at assuring a consistent terminology across the exposure-cancer diagrams (e.g., meaning of reported biological effects, biological activity).
Furthermore, the study highlights some of the challenges of defining pre-dementia clinical stages in familial Alzheimer's disease and the need for the field to develop a consistent terminology.
In this paper we will use consistent terminology of a negative event for the purpose of visualization for the reader.
To further the discussion on road aesthetics, this paper makes suggestions for a more consistent terminology and presents a theoretical framework for assessing the visual quality of roads.
Research on specialized biological systems is often hampered by a lack of consistent terminology, especially across species.
