Sentence examples for common nomenclature from inspiring English sources

This taxonomy provides a common nomenclature.

Common nomenclature is used for all buildings, floors, and nodes.

The first step toward scientifically studying the functional gastrointestinal disorders was to create a common nomenclature for clinicians and for investigators.

But the drier "fiscal cliff" has become the common nomenclature, popularized by no less an authority than Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve.

A vast array of different energy-providing metabolisms exist in nature, and a common nomenclature is adopted whereby these metabolisms are named based on their (1) energy source, (2) electron source, and (3) carbon source.

Although the upgrades vary in style and design, the changes have spawned something of a common nomenclature for comfort: mood lighting, lumbar support and privacy screens are de rigueur, as are seats that recline to a flat bed within some type of cocoon.

In 1802, he contributed a paper to the Askesian Society which sought to classify clouds into families and coined their now-common nomenclature.

The initiation of a search for a volunteer donor and/or umbilical cord blood unit for transplantation triggers a worldwide network of communications that depends on a common language for HLA nomenclature and matching standards.

But the real estate mogul caught flak on social media -- and drew laughter from the crowd – for inadvertently blundering common scriptural nomenclature during his speech.

Comparisons of Hittite agricultural terms and those of other Indo-European subgroups indicate that the "Anatolians" seceded from the parent group before the creation of a common agricultural nomenclature but after the onset of a common Indo-European notion of the hereafter, pictured as a pastureland with grazing cattle "for which the dead king sets out".

Physical standards or reference materials enable calibration of test results from core DNA markers to a common allele nomenclature.