Most Glendale officials had not seen rugby in person until the stadium was built and are still learning the rules and terminology of the game.
The lack of explicit rules for terminology and data definitions allowed multiple concept representations across the terminology architecture interface.
To accomplish this, new integration approaches are being pursued among vendor solutions for content management, business rules management, terminology management, and ontology management.
Caroline Jarrett, an authority on user interface and forms design, suggests this design rule for terminology in software and Websites: same name, same thing; different name, different thing.
The Framework Programmes have been loathed by many academic scientists, who describe them as Loch Ness monsters of bureaucracy, where with each new Framework Programme diffuse new rules and terminologies tend to appear every five years.
What used to require three or four years of text-entry and analysis can now be done in three or four months—simply by sucking up documents from a company's intranet.Another benefit is that large firms are increasingly imposing standardised style and terminology rules across all their internal and external documents, including reports and web pages.
At this point, their people are good at knowing the rules, the technical terminology, said Dickinson.
We also find conventions regarding notation, terminology, rules for expressing things, and so on.
His best-known piece was "43-Man Squamish," the name he invented for a preposterously convoluted game inspired by his fascination with the complicated rules and special terminology used in many sports.
Rule authoring environment (RAE) refers to the suite of tools that manage the end-to-end process of creating specifications for rules, integrating with terminology, and authoring, testing, publishing and reporting on those rules.
