Sentence examples for problem of nomenclature from inspiring English sources

This is, in some ways, a problem of nomenclature.

(There's also the problem of nomenclature clutter: none of these playmates are in the story).

One might suppose that the problem of nomenclature could be left in the hands of astronomers, but that is not the case.

3. It fails to address the problem of nomenclature: the label "extremist" is not always deciphered in ways that make sense to ordinary Muslims.

It should, however, be emphasized, that the problem of nomenclature inconsistencies is not exclusive to the rat and goes well beyond the scope of gene symbols.

For politicians schooled in name-calling, such problems of nomenclature are a humiliating novelty.

When Madison Avenue and the collective editorial boards of the nation's newspapers failed to come up with a killer appellation in advance, there was at least confidence that, by decade's end, a majority-pleasing solution to the problem of decennial nomenclature would have presented itself.

Tools like MatchMiner (Bussey et al., 2003) which are based on gene and protein names are affected by the above mentioned problem of misleading nomenclature.

Based on our interpretation of Terzaghi's original principles, we review some of the most common interpretive problems with nomenclature of landslide features, describe common mistakes in characterizing old landslides, and present technical approaches that often aid in the recognition of old landslide features.

I also understand, I think, the importance of nomenclature, because the whole problem with Edward the Confessor was that he had left no children.

Take the simple matter of nomenclature.