The first approach would involve the wines produced under the appellation d'origine contrôlée, or A.O.C., system.
Small roasters such as Stumptown, based in Portland, Oregon, are taking this approach further, borrowing concepts such as terroir, vintage and appellation from the wine world, taking the utmost care in roasting and preparation, and emphasising quality.
Described as a "tall, lean man with the imperial bearing of the headmaster of Eton," Crane earned the appellation The Deacon because of his gentlemanly ways, his very cautious approach to the game and his impeccable dress, never approaching a pool table except in a conservative suit.
And then I realised that just as with my approach to religion in general, I should not take the appellation "religious poet" all too seriously.
Scott, in his discussion of Buridan's treatment of the sophism, 'You know the one approaching' (pp. 42 9), claims that Buridan's concept of appellation (which he misleadingly translates as 'connotation') in his diagnosis is novel, and Spade follows him in his commentary on Peter of Ailly (p.109 n.188).
What a wonderful appellation!
The appellation isn't precise.
The appellation, though partly ironic,….
The approach proved successful at the Atlanta Olympics, where he won the 100-metre dash in a record time of 9.84 sec to earn the appellation "the world's fastest man" (his time was bested by Maurice Greene in 1999).
Those standards include a national appellation.
