The discovery of trophic development of waters and their terminology dates back to the early 20th century.
In fact this terminology goes back almost 90 years, to the dawn of the modern understanding of the atom.
The two sports also share the same terminology - back-flips and half-pikes feature in both.
Because what the WaPo's editors were really talking about, although they didn't know the terminology, is a back door; and once a back door exists, everyone knows, it's essentially impossible to guarantee that you're the only one who can use it.
In political terminology that goes back more than a century, Obama is a Progressive, and Perriello is a Populist.
It was known during Murphy's lifetime as "battle fatigue" and "shell shock", terminology that dated back to World War I.
SNOMED CT terminology is not backed by standard norms of encoding among pathologists.
(In an Orwellian attempt to hide the nastiness, it may be known in America as an "aggregator bank").The good bank/bad bank terminology dates at least back to 1988 when America's Mellon Bank spun off its bad energy and property loans into Grant Street National Bank, which was financed with junk bonds and private equity.
Perhaps what is distinctive to Alcmaeon is the use of the specific political metaphor and most scholars (e.g., Sassi 2007, 198; Jouanna 1999, 327) agree that the political terminology (isonomia, monarchia) goes back to him.
The translation was checked by four health care and patient safety experts to ensure correct terminology and was then back-translated by another translator and minor discrepancies between the versions were solved by the experts and the translator in collaboration.
China Digital Space has compiled its own impressive dictionary of political slang and terminology, along with etymologies and back stories.
