For basic modular form terminology, see Section 5.1.
But even if one maintains a "male" form/ female" form terminology using some type of criterion, Shors et al's study demonstrates another important conclusion derived from reviewing many such studies, namely, that environmental and experiential events can have different effects on the "male"/ female" form of different brain characteristics, changing some but not others [ 14].
The form reflected terminology and definitions that appeared in the various reports (e.g., imminent eclampsia), and data were later recoded to meet commonly accepted clinical definitions (e.g., imminent eclampsia was re-categorized as pre-eclampsia, which included both mild and severe manifestations).
The word 'smart' is now routinely used by the educational research community forming new terminology like Smart Education, Smart University, Smart Learning, Smart Classroom, Smart Learning Environment, etc. (Uskov et al., 2017; Roumen & Kovatcheva, 2017).
In 1999, when Congress passed the Federal Financial Assistance Management Improvement Act (also known as Public Law 106-107), the government had some 600 domestic grant programs--as noted in the law itself--and nearly as many processes for applying for and managing grants, each with its own forms and terminology.
In summary, all these three forms of terminology binding in COSMIC template can be supported by archetype formalism in one way or the other.
Simple forms of terminology bindings, e.g. explicit binding of one data entry to a single term could also be done easily.
The best data management tools are a well-written protocol, which includes data collection forms, standard terminologies, carefully written definitions, and a manual of standard operating procedures.
However, in finding a modus vivendi with Hellenism, at least in form and in terminology, the Pharisees did not differ greatly from the Sadducees.
The educational text Book of Kemit, dated to the Eleventh dynasty, contains a list of epistolary greetings and a narrative with an ending in letter form and suitable terminology for use in commemorative biographies.
During the latter quarter of the nineteenth century, great efforts were made in the unification of the Latin form of anatomical terminology with more modern ones.
