Normally these documents are written in natural languages mixed with domain-exclusive terminologies added to numerical data.
The PAC vendor content analysis provided a systematic process to identify and code terminology into two mutually exclusive categories, product attributes and service attributes.
If this were the correct account, all correct cp-laws would turn out to be definite exclusive cp-laws (or lazy cp-laws in the terminology of Earman, Roberts and Smith 2002).
In biomedicine, databases usually use "aggregate classifications" as their terminology, which have a balanced number of exhaustive, mutually exclusive, stable categories.
The CRG algorithm uses diagnostic codes (International Classification of Disease Version Nine Clinical Modification [ICD-9-CM]) and health service utilization codes (Current Procedural Terminology [CPT]) to classify each child into one of nine mutually exclusive Core Health Status Groups (CHSGs) [ 4].
That is, suffixes like "-tion" or "-able" have been excluded as they are not exclusive from the biomedical domain, and only suffixes closely related to this specialized terminology were used to conform the lexicon of suffixes.
Exclusive cp-laws of this sort are called indefinite exclusive cp-laws, or in the terminology of Earman, Roberts and Smith (2002), non-lazy cp-laws.
The common terminology allows that the three perspectives on power are not considered as mutually exclusive (different interpretations of the same phenomenon), but as supplementary (different aspects of a change process).
Since the second half of last century, exclusive rights are less seen as privileges and more perceived as genuine property entitlements.f This change in terminology is not a minor one, since property entitlements are far more deeply anchored in society.
