Sentence examples for proper nomenclature from inspiring English sources

In any case, proper nomenclature for the people is fluid, given contemporary political sensitivities.

Believe me, I've consumed enough alcoholic beverages in my time to know how they are made and what the proper nomenclature is.

"The cattlemen of the time used the names and the spellings interchangeably, and there has always been some confusion about the proper nomenclature, even among the men riding the trails," said Mr. Harman.

As content organization strongly affects navigation and confusing classifications make the site navigation for the users difficult, proper nomenclature of the content components, classification of products and services, and use of simple language can make the content bestow its users the willingness to visit other pages.

But I always thought of it as a official nameless area, a strip between netherworlds that the overlords of proper nomenclature would rather pretend not exist much less name.

But I always thought of it as an official nameless area, a strip between netherworlds that the overlords of proper nomenclature would rather pretend not exist much less name.

The song acquisition pathway consists of nuclei in the anterior forebrain pathway: lateral magnocellular nucleus of anterior nidopallium (lMAN), nucleus dorsolateralis anterior thalami, pars medialis (DLM), and Area X, which is its proper name (nomenclature from Reiner et al., 2004; Nixdorf-Bergweiler and Bischof, 2007).

The authors often do not use proper C. elegans nomenclature, e.g., Ptrn-1 phenotypes instead of ptrn-1 for gene and PTRN-1 for protein.

Therefore, uniform adoption of the recommended gating strategies and nomenclature for proper identification of each monocyte subpopulation is necessary to provide a clear picture of their role in human disease [4,5,24].

"Turning to the other basic question, what is Negro," Locke begins by narrowing the question to "what makes a work of art Negro, if indeed any such nomenclature is proper, its authorship, its theme or its idiom?" (WWN 211).

In addition, the discovery of mammalian genes is now so rapid that a proper use of gene symbol nomenclature rules tends to be overlooked.