partition : A set of term pairs which contains all of or a part of a terminology systems' term pairs.
The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry IUPACC) has developed a comprehensive terminology of general chemical terms and compound class definitions [19] that can provide a guidance for the development of an expert chemical ontology.
Hume's eighteenth-century terminology includes a pair of terms no longer in general use.
Trend Micro criticised "the murky language and vague terminology" of the terms and conditions.
The 'GO Viewer' interface is designed to browse GO terminologies as a tree of terms.
In this article, we detach the concept of terminology from the one of ontology subscribing to the following definitions: According to ISO (2000), a terminology is defined as a set of terms representing the system of concepts of a particular subject field.
Terms can easily be spotted if they can be associated with other terms, hence forming a set of terms - a terminology.
"There's a lot of confusion about what the terminology means". He rattled off a list of terms that have been used to describe vehicles with varying levels of self-driving ability: autonomous, driverless, semiautonomous, fully self-driving, partially autonomous, semi-driverless.
Variations among the existing models also reflect the lack of a common terminology and the use of a plethora of terms and concepts with inconsistent definitions.
Framed with the cuddly terminology of "long-term stewardship" and "adding value", they are merely mimicking those aristocratic fiefdoms, recasting the city as a network of privatised enclaves.
How much did Intel accrue to cover contingencies? 1. Understand the terminology of long-term debt including par value, stated versus effective interest rate, discounts, premiums, and mortgages.
