Sentence examples for system of naming from inspiring English sources

Nomenclature, in biological classification, system of naming organisms.

And so, for that matter, does the whole Burgundian system of naming and rating its wines.

Katie is the 11th storm since the system of naming them was introduced by the Met Office in November.

The New Yorker, February 28 , 1931 P. 9We should follow the Parisian system of naming all streets instead of numbering them and so avoid much confusion.

These catchall labels have, for the most part, been replaced with the current system of naming the wine based on grape varieties.

The "ludicrous" variety of cases in Slovak amounts to "chaos", while Breton's system of naming numbers makes mental arithmetic unnecessarily difficult.

In 1925 the American Association of State Highway Officials decided to end the confusing system of named highways and use numbered routes.

Nomenclature is a formal system of names used to label taxonomic groups.

Kotarbiński explains how he had no need to come up with a logical system of names and predicates, since he could get one ready-made from a firm with an excellent reputation.

He hints at places that acquiring the system of names dulls our capacity for appreciation or reaction to nature—"the five colors blind the eye …" (Daode Jing Ch. 12).

Luckily the inventors of the big data nomenclature seemed to share the late senator's sense of humor and came up with a system of names for the scale of big data that uses first logic, then description (with perhaps a flight of poetry), and finally ordination to give an overall sense of just how big these numbers are in relation to one another.