But with the change of nomenclature and mood in the rock part of the show, a whole new feeling came into the auditorium, as if, formalities now concluded, everyone could kick off shoes and dance till dawn.
The change of nomenclature, in this manner, will further reinforce the already operating notion of South South collaboration.
Bostock duly passed on this change of nomenclature to his subordinate units but Air Force Headquarters in Melbourne vetoed the change in June.
The user interface was built to be intuitive and fast enough to handle hundreds of nomenclature changes in a relatively short period of time.
It is also possible that other proteins in addition to SRC family kinases can bind to this site; however, we will refer to the Y561-dependent changes as SRC-dependent for simplicity of nomenclature.
Authors' response: Given this comment and Dr. Wells' recommendation below about an 'edit of nomenclature' we have changed our terminology to use 'subtype upregulated' instead of 'signature' throughout the manuscript.
For residents of the two neighborhoods, the name change is much more than a matter of nomenclature; it goes to the very root of who they are as people.
To make grant-writing easier for people off the tenure track, Duke's medical school recently changed the nomenclature of its faculty tracks, moving from coded names such as associate clinical professor to a more neutral numbering system, such as Track V professor.
Instead, the current study indicates that the change in nomenclature of a condition is more likely to result in a decrease in perceived prevalence, rather than an increase.
In some cases the latter meant only a change of symbolism and nomenclature; the Rhodesian Air Force, for example, remained almost all white as the Air Force of Zimbabwe.
