What Is Obsessive Exercise Compulsive exercise, obsessive exercise, exercise bulimia -- it goes by different terms, explains Jennifer Sommer, MS, RD, CSSD, a registered dietitian at the Denver-based Eating Recovery Center, who treats this lesser-known form of the bulimia eating disorder, in which a person is addicted to exercise and cannot stop on their own.
Over the course of their history, technical terms are often used to express very different concepts: consider the terms 'substance,'matterer,' or even 'concept.' Conversely, a single concept is often expressed by different terms, some of which may not be technical ones at all — a situation especially likely at the beginning of inquiry into the subject.
Today, those who study personality tend to rank people on several scales, often called the Big Five: openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeability and neuroticism (some theorists identify them by different terms, but these offer the advantage of an acronym, Ocean).
It is a timely and important debate within the CAM scientific community due to the growth of CAM as an international research field, which necessitates a clear understanding of what is meant by different terms used [ 10, 20- 22].
Philodemus here distinguishes the two kinds of anger by different terms, 'anger' (orgê) for the mild and natural kind, 'rage' (thumos) for the unnatural and destructive kind.
The position of this hollow and the aperture is as same as the one near the limb, but these two researchers describe it by different terms.
The cost of intermittency has been referred to in the literature by different terms including hidden costs [25] and system costs [1], and has been an active area of research recently.
This method addresses two important problems: redundancy, where the same concept is represented more than once (described by different terms), and underspecification, where different concepts have the same representation and hence appear indistinguishable from each other.
Endocarp surfaces: covered by tuberculate, scabrid, reticulate, or rugose, described by different terms, such as transverse and reticulated low ridges, longitudinal and transverse ridging, tuberculate, scabrid, reticulate, or rugose.
