Sentence examples for nomenclatures with from inspiring English sources

We analysed sensor nomenclatures with respect to their semantic formalisation and their bio-geographical differences.

We neither intend to introduce yet another nomenclature nor to load established nomenclatures with unjustified meanings.

This method permits curators to continually enhance their nomenclatures with new terms, an essential activity needed to ensure the proper coding and annotation of biomedical data.

The sport has battled its own nomenclature, with three names in its short life: precision team skating, synchronized team skating and, since 2005, synchronized skating.

Only published studies that used the Bethesda system nomenclature with clearly documented outcome data were included.

A sharp nomenclature with respect to the degree of N-deacetilation has not been defined between chitin and chitosan.

As Darwinism became widely accepted, the language of evolution changed from metaphor to nomenclature, with a narrowing of perspective.

The paper presents the 3D definition of the faces of a single point cutting tool (SPCT) in terms of 3D rotational grinding angles and maps the new tool nomenclature with the ASA, ORS and NRS nomenclatures.

The solution to both the naming dilemma and property-based neuronal classification lies in establishing and consistently applying an unambiguous, clearly defined, unique nomenclature with links to antecedent synonyms.

Canterbury has an English flavour to its nomenclature with Christchurch and Oxford, but also contains Belfast and French names throughout the Akaroa area.

On the surface they are attempting to make meat labels less confusing, and if they follow up the new labeling nomenclature with the major marketing campaign they promise, they might make buying meat a teensy bit easier, but they are a long way from making it as easy as it could be, and a lot closer to jacking up prices just in time for barbecue season.