Chosen representation approach has a high impact on semantic interoperability of individual scenario steps, and to ensure that we strive to utilize, as much as possible, existing and widely-spread terminologies.
Freudian terminology spread like pollen in the first half of the 20th century, especially in postwar America, transforming precise concepts like ego, repression and projection into widely understood shorthand for behavior.
By F. M. Alger and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, April 22, 1939 P. 11 Note on the Gratifying Spread of Scientific Terminology: A bif, tough cop came into a West Side settlement house the other day to check on the activities of a boy on probation.
Such linguistic borrowing has been increasing, as technology both creates its own new words and facilitates the global spread of newfangled cultural terminology.
In Sweden, the Vision Zero terminology has spread to other safety-related areas, such as fire safety, patient safety, workplace safety and suicide.
Traditional Oriental and Western medicine have equal social and cultural status in the treatment of stroke in Korea; indeed, the Chinese character 'Poong' (meaning wind) has spread to the Western medical terminology for stroke [ 7, 8].
Rather, the Mughal system of honours and titles, as well as Mughal-derived administrative terminology and fiscal practices, spread apace despite the deterioration of imperial power.
Words matter, and unclear terminology can alienate people, spread confusion, encourage co-optation and compromise credibility, all of which happen routinely with both "sustainability" and "green".
A side effect of this spread has been the proliferation of genomic terminology.
This feature is all the more useful in the case of DREAM, where the presence of many centres spread across different countries makes the homogenisation of terminology necessary.
The terminology is misleading but it reflects the accounting for spread bets - one bet is closed and another opened simultaneously.
