nomenclature

Such nomenclature is a big deal in foreign policy these days.

A simple change in nomenclature would be good for everybody.

"The child is the one who forces the nomenclature," her mother said.

Which is surely the more important issue than the nomenclature?

At the first convention a system of nomenclature was put into effect.

Nomenclature is a system of words used in particular discipline.

Along with the political nomenclature, the world was also changing, and fast.

"And you think he might actually be a member of this secret Nomenclature?"

In the past they were little known by this racial nomenclature.

It was around this time when he became interested in nomenclature.

Later machine type numbers did not have the same nomenclature.

This nomenclature was the standard of the field for decades.

But the American gardener does not have to get involved with all of this nomenclature.

"In a century or so, when I have worked out my revised nomenclature."

However, the old nomenclature may still occur in the literature.

He followed this form of presentation in his other work on nomenclature.

Cases like this have always been difficult for botanical nomenclature.

Should I give the students the basic format of nomenclature?

Queen's College uses its own nomenclature for the year groups.

Recently, a system of nomenclature has been developed to fill this need.

"In that case there will be a problem of nomenclature.

The problem of nomenclature can best be laid to error.

It was a private nomenclature that meant nothing to Pat.

They have their own odd approach to nomenclature, particularly place names.

There is no standard nomenclature, so sellers can call the plan anything they want.