Upon dancing at The Resistance stage, which was located directly behind the main stage, and was perhaps intentionally hard to find, the area's moniker made a bit more sense.
And "Hill" is not an arbitrary moniker: the area is one of the highest points in Brooklyn.
Such is its popularity with young bohemian families that the area has acquired the moniker "nappy valley".
When the questions are posed, and we contemplate zoning classifications such as IH-1 (Indigenous Hut 1), CAR (Cow-Area Ratio), or monikers such as MMCW (Multimodal Carts and Wheelbarrows), the dialogue sounds absurd.
SoBro, a shorthand name for Mr. Pariser's group, has spawned a moniker for the area and has become a catchy real estate label.
Rather than categorize her goods by subject area, Cottrell opts for more creative monikers like Dreamlands and Sweet Earth.
She proudly lives in Hell's Kitchen, and resists the efforts of real estate brokers and others to call the area Clinton, or even the more recent moniker, Midtown West.
The military, which runs the base, always denied that Area 51 was called by its famous moniker, preferring a designation connected to the Groom Lake salt flat, a landing strip for the U-2 and other stealth aircraft.
The football team that today plays in the Washington D.C. area, however, has used "Redskins" as its moniker since 1933.
The "shoebox" moniker refers to the rectangular area described by the vertical and horizontal planes surrounding a site.
Always more interested in people than theory, Rollins made work in collaboration with young people from disadvantaged areas of New York City, and exhibited it under the moniker Tim Rollins and the KOS, or Kids of Survival.
