(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.
The discovery of trophic development of waters and their terminology dates back to the early 20th century.
It was known during Murphy's lifetime as "battle fatigue" and "shell shock", terminology that dated back to World War I.
Although structured care and attempts to standardise clinical terminology pre-dated the introduction of electronic records, these technologies introduce new possibilities for such care.
The living room offers a view of Tavern on the Green, as does the sitting room next to it, which Wasserstein, using Mount Holyoke terminology, calls "the date parlor".
"Their terminology is always date-ready," she says of what her bosses tell her about how to dress.
AS an executive producer for "Sex and the City" and a columnist for Glamour magazine, Cindy Chupack has coined lots of dating terminology.
Because much of the terminology of cryptology dates to a time when written messages were the only things being secured, the source information, even if it is an apparently incomprehensible binary stream of 1s and 0s, as in computer output, is referred to as the plaintext.
However, despite early efforts focused on identifying key neuronal properties with precise terminology [4], to this date there is a high level of disorganization when it comes to reporting neuronal property information.
Fragments 1a, 3 and 4, however, are really testimonia which use language of a later date, although some of Alcmaeon's terminology is embedded in them.
