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In the following section, some notational and terminological conventions are given.

In the next section, some notational and terminological conventions are given.

Some notational and terminological conventions are given in the following section, then Section 3.1 introduces the model of an abstract fuzzy economy with private information and a countable space of actions.

We follow the terminological conventions recommended by the Y Chromosome Consortium (Karafet et al. 2008) for naming NRY chromosomes.

Different nonprofits can have varying accounting conventions.

(Despite Bolzano's terminological convention, we will here use the English word 'existence' in general in the broad sense of Bolzano's 'es gibt'.) It is not only for this terminological reason that Bolzano's characterization of the ontological status of propositions and ideas remains in the last analysis nebulous and has therefore repeatedly evoked criticism.

However, if we were to adopt this terminological convention, it would be harder to identify some of the interesting sources of disagreement both with and within feminism, and the term 'feminism' would lose much of its potential to unite those whose concerns and commitments extend beyond their moral beliefs to their social interpretations and political affiliations.

This terminological convention may be convenient.

Varying conventions for calculating the truth values of atomic formulas containing empty singular terms yield three distinct species of free logic: negative, positive and neutral.

Each one presses, in different ways and with varying degrees of success, against conventions of linear storytelling and psychological exposition.

Convention attendees offered varying definitions of what success in November would look like.