In what might be called terminology inflation, penthouses are descending and town houses are levitating as architects, developers and marketers of new luxury buildings stretch definitions in seeking to sell their seven-figure wares.
This process is often called terminology binding [ 21].
For those of you unfamiliar with call option terminology, to "write" a call option means to sell a call option or to sell someone the right to buy an index or stock from you at a predetermined price until a future date.
Avoids vocabulary issues by implementing a flexible ontology layer and also through the ability to call external terminology services via external applications.
Morgan called kinship terminology that differentiated lineal kin from others "descriptive," while systems that grouped lineal and collateral kin became known as "classificatory".
A suitable system of "codes", including a consideration about how "codes" relate to each other, is often called a terminology, a controlled vocabulary, or an ontology.
Besides causality assessment, the expert panel will also determine the severity of the ADE by use of a classification system called Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) developed by the U.S. National Cancer institute [ 30].
Those already with a year or more of training are usually called helpers (terminology may vary by location).
This fits very well with the intended purpose of archetype term definitions as the so called interface terminologies [ 14].
Jay S. Moses, Medfone's president and chief operating officer, said that each agent is "trained in call triage, medical terminology and in understanding lab values, so that if a lab calls and says a patient has a '20 blood sugar,' we understand that the doctor must be called".
