The only differences are the pronunciations given to the Chinese characters in which the terminology is written.
Technological risk and safety is an area in which the terminology is far from well established.
However, a historical review of the origins of the terminology in mechanical and bio-engineering literature reveals a variety of interpretations and thus proposals are made of ways in which the terminology might be standardised by the introduction of two new terms.
Leno is being blamed for providing "a lousy 'lead-in,' which is television terminology for people keeping their TV set on one station because they were watching something there previously".
We have now removed references to enterotype from the title and text, as requested, and clarified instances in which we utilized terminology such as high-throughput 16S, dysbiosis, and clade diversity.
The interpretation of sacrifice and particularly of the Eucharist as sacrifice has varied greatly within the different Christian traditions, partly because the sacrificial terminology in which the Eucharist was originally described became foreign to Christian thinkers.
Far from calling human embryonic cloning an inaccurate term, his council had devoted a whole chapter of its recent report, "Human Cloning and Human Dignity," to the issue of terminology in which it had specified "cloned human embryo" as the appropriate words for the procedure's result.
As the debt-limit/hostage negotiations in Washington, along with civilization as we know it, enter the final stages of their rapid slide toward collapse, it may be too late to object to the terminology in which the issue, like some innocent suspect who has misplaced his alibi, has been framed.
This has been compared with the previous version of e learning software Labyrinthos -Medical Terminology, in which immediate feedback was implemented.
