"Isn't that just brilliant?" he asked, pointing to a design and name proposal for the venture that spoofed a warning placed on cigarette packs: Reading doesn't give cancer.
The original name proposal for the bridge was ; this was later changed to after input from the municipal councils and name committees.
In accordance with the "One Fungus = One Name" proposal (59), the newly discovered sexual state (teleomorph) of A. lentulus will not be assigned a separate Latin name, as was formerly the case under "dual nomenclature" (60).
Welsbach proposed the names cassiopeium for element 71 (after the constellation Cassiopeia) and aldebaranium (after the star Aldebaran) for the new name of ytterbium but these naming proposals were rejected, although many German scientists in the 1950s called the element 71 cassiopeium.
In the final round of naming proposals that circulated through Bayer, it came down to Aspirin and Euspirin; Aspirin, they feared, might remind customers of aspiration, but Arthur Eichengrün argued that Eu- (meaning "good") was inappropriate because it usually indicated an improvement over an earlier version of a similar drug.
The number of proposals we included was reduced further because we excluded published protocols because they were deemed to be written after the funder had approved the proposal; however we did use documents entitled protocols in our sample, which seemed similar in style and content to the named proposals we received.
The association made its feelings known to the community board, and the naming proposal was withdrawn.
In the Schwarzman case, Howard Mendes, chairman of the community board's Landmarks Committee, called the five-name proposal "excessive".
She dismissed the street-name proposal as an attempt to mine tourist gold from a bit of underground history long denied by the white establishment until modern science rendered the issue moot, at least for the keepers of Monticello, the Jefferson family estate.
Both candidates say they've been forced since Sept. 11 to scale back their plans, but when they were asked during the debate to name two proposals that are no longer possible, neither candidate was willing to name even one.
"I feel strongly," he continued, "that what is needed is a 'visual experience,' not additional buildings, a museum, a list of names or proposals for a freedom monument".
