Arabic naming nomenclature includes stacked titles, but naming nomenclature must be present to be valid.
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Theia Collides With Earth, The Birth Of Apophenia, Nomenclature 7.
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The VC part of its nomenclature refers to variable compression.
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Jennifer Lopez talks her preferred nomenclature, and texts Leo DiCaprio. 5.
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Nomenclature debate or not, Unimation struggled for years to make headway.
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The streaming platform has morphed its nomenclature, emphasizing profits over growth.
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That's just "shaming" them into silence (to use some trendy nomenclature).
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We wondered if, nomenclature aside, he felt things had changed fundamentally.
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Even NYT Cooking's nomenclature for reader feedback exudes politeness and diplomacy.
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Werner's Nomenclature of Colours is available through Smithsonian Books and Amazon.
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"I honestly believe we're getting the nomenclature wrong," Mr. Bannon said.
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First, let's retire the nomenclature of "faithless electors" once and for all.
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Because ICE nomenclature is how one converts customers to EV. 🤔 pic.twitter.
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Ms. Smith's legacy, though, extended well beyond her timely knack for nomenclature.
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"Newsgroups," the preferred nomenclature for a Usenet group, always was a misnomer.
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The social media network has its own nomenclature, conventions and in-jokes.
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Some textbooks call this "Newton's second law" (though I avoid that nomenclature).
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Now we find ourselves in the middle of a new battle over nomenclature.
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NBC News will be clear about its nomenclature during the entire election process.
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Sprint is suing AT&T over the nomenclature, alleging it constitutes deceptive advertising.
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To borrow from the nomenclature du jour: What a time to be alive.
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The funny nomenclature was as much a Gell-Mann inspiration as the mathematics.
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Anyway, evil is evil and quibbling about nomenclature is a waste of energy.
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"It's a system of nomenclature you have to be educated in," she said.
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Humans, however, are also responsible for another maneuver that disrespects the animal: nomenclature.
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Fancy nomenclature aside, it's basically pushing out hot air in short bursts, or "burps".
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FROM ITS first scene, "Der Vorname" reminds the viewer of the importance of nomenclature.
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The name follows the previous nomenclature and is named after yet another scenic locale.
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Like many rappers of his stature, Sean Carter is a man of substantial nomenclature.
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With that release, the old OS X nomenclature will finally be put to rest.
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It is relatively unchanged from the 2016 model year, except for the confusing nomenclature.
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In the group's nomenclature, that pledge is a central part of the ISIS protocol.
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The nomenclature theme nods to Emoni's maturity and integrity, and her attention to detail.
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BUENOS AIRES — Street nomenclature can be a subtle way of expressing political loyalties here.
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But there are major problems with using this nomenclature in headlines about this storm.
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Savoring the grandeur of such nomenclature, Mr. Chalamet's Jim grows into a fleeting, flamboyant assurance.
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Both are behind a 210mm-equivalent f/27 lens, branded "Summarit" in dubious Leica nomenclature.
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But disease nomenclature doesn't exist to make things easier on headline writers and Wikipedia editors.
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In one go, Ms. Piwonka had given me a lesson in geography, power and nomenclature.
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For many gay and lesbians who marry, the nomenclature-based fluidity is specific to legal forms.
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Also look for Arabic-language naming nomenclature in places where ethnic Arab representation is demographically uncommon.
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Healthcare terminology standards, such as the Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine (SNOMED), have been around since 1965.
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But for a number of reasons that I've outline here, I won't be using that nomenclature.
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Shedding some religious nomenclature might bolster Quakerism's attractiveness both to community-seeking atheists and spiritual agnostics.
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One is for quantum computing definitions and nomenclature so we can all speak the same language.
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This DIY thing that I hear about these days just wasn't the nomenclature at that time.
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The Democrats in power now have yet to touch the culinary nomenclature of the House cafeterias.
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Whatever the nomenclature, the Jaguars amass a lot of sacks and record a lot of interceptions.
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So when he was not up on the nomenclature du jour, it blew up at him.
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Issue Eurobonds When it comes to financial disasters, military nomenclature is preferred by European economic policymakers.
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Issue Eurobonds When it comes to financial disasters, military nomenclature is preferred by European economic policymakers.
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But its approach to sandwich nomenclature is more like something you'd expect to find in Canada.
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It was popularly being referred to in the industry as the 2200, given Boeing's plane nomenclature.
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Giving the virus a different name than the disease helps with that future-nomenclature problem, too.
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" Critics say proponents deliberately minimize the dangers — starting with their use of sanitizing nomenclature like "ECT.
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They pretty much made lampshading a thing (or, at least a trend that merited its own nomenclature).
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"You take a skill set, and the only thing that really changes is the nomenclature," Poon says.
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The nomenclature Moms Demand Action is significant (full name: Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America).
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But should it force us, against all better judgement, to bend to Tim Cook's nomenclature-shaping will?
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Previously, Rougeux developed a digital reproduction of the 1814 Werner's Nomenclature of Colours, a pioneering color system.
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She has therefore not earned the nomenclature "Pumpkin Spice Intern," and has been excluded from the test.
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A Saturday afternoon Twitter poll asked people to just go ahead and vote for their preferred nomenclature.
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A group called the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature establishes the basic rules for animal species naming.
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Instead, "his timing is off" or "he's just having one of those years" is the preferred nomenclature.
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There's no legal difference between these terms, and I no longer care to argue about the nomenclature.
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"Calling Iris a designer is nomenclature," Mr. Howe said backstage before that show at the Élysée Montmartre.
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So we're trying to create a menu that's kind of a nomenclature that people are familiar with.
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It's unclear whether this last machine will fall into the "Pro" lineup or have simply the "MacBook" nomenclature.
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As the company announced today, OS X is getting a new name that brings order to Apple's nomenclature.
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Nomenclature aside, I loved the feel of this product, and it made my foundation go on super smooth.
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Likely, many of you are wondering how and why Ford would tread so closely to the Tesla nomenclature.
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Regardless of the specific nomenclature, this isn't the kind of trait that you either have or don't have.
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Now, the entire world is changing, but you do have this sort of nomenclature, right, and the feeling.
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The current Maori name, KÅ«ki 'Ä€irani, is a transliteration of the English nomenclature rather than an indigenous term.
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ABM-X-2 is the nomenclature for project Aurora, an apparently unsuccessful attempt to expand the Galosh system.
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Sometimes that means arguing about tax policy, sometimes that means altering the nomenclature of a specific state's outlets.
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And other social media brands like Twitter and Snapchat aren't interested in being lumped into the "big tech" nomenclature.
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Laptop Mag noticed the nomenclature change earlier today and rightfully called it out for being insanely confusing for consumers.
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And simple nomenclature becomes a gateway onto endless, globe-crossing vistas of family histories and fraught stories of immigration.
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I suppose the dynamic isn't all that rare in science journalism, and the confusion in nomenclature here is reasonable.
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As of now, she's not entirely convinced that changing the nomenclature is the best place to begin fighting revenge porn.
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The "family-based migration system" has been relabeled "chain migration" by opponents, a new nomenclature not appreciated by many Democrats.
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If it wasn't obvious enough that the nomenclature was code for "neo-soul," the list of nominees made it so.
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In theory, the murky nomenclature of these investments ought to be warning enough for amateur investors to tread with caution.
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These beliefs led the Islamic State to label the Yazidi as polytheists, a perilous category in the terrorist group's nomenclature.
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Since the 22017 in 103, iPhone nomenclature has alternated between the plain numeral and the "S" designation with each new model.
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"As we're learning more, we don't even know if we have the correct nomenclature for non-celiac gluten sensitivity," she said.
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Quantum computer hardware and software development will benefit from a common nomenclature, for instance, and agreed-upon metrics to measure results.
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The Kitten nomenclature reflected the once low level of respect for Iran's hacking capabilities in the past, some experts have said.
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The seeds for this unconventional nomenclature may have been planted by the Cuban revolution, which pulled parents away from biblical names.
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There is, as we've noted, the right's casual appropriation and perversion of the "Judeo-Christian" nomenclature from the former religious left.
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Nomenclature aside, the way humans get themselves and their things from Point A to Point B is fundamentally changing yet again.
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Celestial nomenclature typically is a rigid and exclusive business, closely managed by the International Astronomical Union, the world organization of astronomers.
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So, rather than leaning on psychiatry, I think we ought to dig deeper for a more meaningful, powerful, and accurate nomenclature.
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Regardless of nomenclature, stores tend to offer some good deals on Green Monday, and we've rounded them up for you below.
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Published by Smithsonian ornithologist Robert Ridgway in 1886, A Nomenclature of Colors for Naturalists categorizes 186 colors alongside diagrams of birds.
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In 1912, Ridgway self-published an expanded version for a broader audience — Color Standards and Color Nomenclature — that included 1,103 colors.
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Pay special attention to false personal identification information, such as the "stacking" of Arabic titles in lieu of actual Arabic naming nomenclature.
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Huawei's new tablet might even adopt Apple's "Pro" nomenclature — serial leaker Evan Blass said it will be called the Huawei MatePad Pro.
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The German Masters created a specific nomenclature for every move, and in fact, even named every opportunity in which one could attack.
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At this point, the technician—or "agent," in the informal Geek Squad nomenclature—was only identified by initials on the work order.
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After an intense election season, the public — who apparently is deeply invested in boat nomenclature — voted overwhelmingly in favor of one name.
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This appalling lack of knowledge and abuse of the nomenclature has been the talk of the town throughout the state, I'm sure.
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The indictment calls the trader "CC-1," the typical nomenclature for a cooperating co-conspirator, who Bloomberg News reported is Jason Thorell.
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Published in 1814 by a Scottish flower painter, 'Werner's Nomenclature of Colours' was one of the world's first systemic taxonomy of colors.
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El Paso's Fort Bliss became home to the inventors of Hitler's unprecedented ballistic missile, the V-2 "vengeance weapon," in Goebbels' nomenclature.
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We asked Moss and Sharlet how they approached telling a true story that happens to exist in the nomenclature of conspiracy theories.
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The popular drug the dealers sell is called Mr. Nice Guy, which is sometimes categorized as a "synthetic cannabinoid" — a meaningless nomenclature.
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But don't get too attached to the nomenclature for these elements, formerly known by their respective atomic numbers 113, 115, 1183 and 118.
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It closes the operating income gap formed by its non-domestic e-commerce growth operating losses: In arithmetical nomenclature: $436 + -$724 + $916 > 0.
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However, ad blocking (now estimated at 22% in North America) prevents ads from being served to a person (a "consumer" in our nomenclature).
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Burton's promotion to CMO was one of several of what are described in Dell's internal management nomenclature as L2s, or level-2 executives.
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Had it occurred in the Atlantic, Winston would have been a Category 5 hurricane, but because of hemispheric nomenclature, it's called a cyclone.
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In a dizzy confluence of zoological nomenclature, the Bats (the Flea's resident acting company) will portray the latter-day descendants of Aristophanes' frogs.
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Commitments, in EC antitrust nomenclature, refers to remedies a company can offer if the Commission has concerns a merger/acquisition may significantly affect competition.
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We would encourage you to stop using the 802.11 nomenclature well before the deadline, ensuring a swift and effortless transition into Wi-Fi chaos.
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But the practice is more than a little outdated — in order to support diversity, it's compulsory that the industry make way for diverse nomenclature.
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That capital expenditures nomenclature typically refers to buying or upgrading a company's physical assets — in this case, its equipment and factories, among other things.
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Prior to 2003 China — whose space program dates back to the 1950s — had never put an astronaut (a "taikonaut" in Chinese nomenclature) into orbit.
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" Bolsheviks are a bore, getting in colloquiums and congresses to "levy complaints, and generally clamor about the world's oldest problems in its newest nomenclature.
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The cards include information about the main weapon included in a weapons system, the range of that main weapon, and the weapon system's nomenclature.
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Admittedly, some refer to mixed-economies as a form of capitalism, but this form of nomenclature, "a capitalist mixed-economy," has never made sense.
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Mr. Whitaker's "Mapping and Naming the Moon: A History of Lunar Cartography and Nomenclature," published in 1999, remains the standard work on the subject.
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Classroom sessions devoted to nomenclature, maintenance and basic operation accounted for more than two weeks of study before I even set eyes on ammunition.
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The clearest indication that the Galaxy nomenclature is sticking around is in the invitation where it says Galaxy right there in the top right corner.
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I still have trouble keeping the Infiniti nomenclature straight, so in case you're wondering, the Infiniti Q50 picks up where the G sport sedan left.
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Sometimes the regulations and their nomenclature is imprecise so determining if the software is helping a car meet or defeat a regulation can be problematic.
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Never mind that this new nomenclature had been leaked just hours before the reveal, when it appeared in the language of Apple's own licensing agreement.
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But the Academy has become very interested in nomenclature lately and may decide these shows are, say, a series of made-for-TV movies instead.
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Google referred to the chip as an ASIC (pronounced A-sick), which in the nomenclature of the chip industry stands for Application-Specific Integrated Circuit.
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The label drapes itself in nomenclature and music synonymous with oppressed cultures, even going so far as to include the term "exploited" in its name.
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Dos and don'ts, in and out, hot or not...No matter the nomenclature, the way we talk about fashion trends has long been defined by binaries.
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"Resilience came into our nomenclature in our last administration but that doesn't mean that it's a verboten word any longer," said Brian Sullivan, a HUD spokesman.
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Carl Linnaeus, an 18th-century Swedish botanist and the first scientist to consistently apply binomial nomenclature, used species naming to both honor and mock his contemporaries.
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The two sports cause some confusion in terms of nomenclature depending on who is talking, but they rarely have much in common in terms of scoring.
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The pieces that Google borrowed — technically called application program interfaces (APIs) — are a nomenclature that allows distinct software pieces to understand one another in working together.
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Mr. Mulvaney has insisted on changing its nomenclature to reflect the agency's statutory name and has had new signs installed in the lobby of the bureau.
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Even party stores (Detroit nomenclature for corner shops or bodegas) will sometimes augment their commercial, illuminated signs for hand-painted missives along their parking lot walls.
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The arcane codes can identify the date of manufacture, the specific production factory, the type of explosive filler, and the weapon's name, also known as the nomenclature.
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" The latter, dubbed the Day 1 Academies Fund—the website uses both "1" and "One" interchangeably in its nomenclature—still invites readers to "stay tuned for updates.
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Bloom tells Axios that the internal definition of "hot box" changed over time, thus explaining the discrepancy, although that nomenclature change was not noted in board books.
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Regarding MSI's nomenclature, saying "GS65 Stealth Thin" is a mouthful and a bit dramatic, but it makes up for that with an admiringly simple and sharp design.
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The reason false news (a deliberate choice in nomenclature to keep it separate from the politically charged "fake news") spreads so fast is a very human one.
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There's no perfect term, but as long as the two sides are fighting over nomenclature, any proposed measures will get lost in a maze of conflicting terms.
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Adan was quickly adopted by ISIS as a "soldier" of its so-called caliphate, the same nomenclature it used to describe Mateen after his attack in Orlando.
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"Artful vandal" is the nomenclature she prefers, a term she feels better describes the feminist wheatpastes she's been plastering across the globe for the last few years.
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ANTIFA, whose name stands for "anti-fascist," has an obvious problem with nomenclature since their violence and intolerance of nonconforming words and ideas are attributes of fascism.
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The President himself has been described as a "subject" of the investigation, nomenclature denoting a person who is perilously close to being the "target" of the investigation.
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But by the any-little-bit-counts rule of higher education nomenclature, it has the same university designation as the most august research institutions in the land.
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Those familiar with Greek mythology will spot the hint NASA already placed in its nomenclature: Artemis was the Moon goddess, yes, but also goddess of the hunt.
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So, starting today, they're ditching the nomenclature as the firm tries to overtly show the differences between what 2500 Startups offers and the rest of the batch.
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This trend might have also gotten a boost from social media, according to Dr. I.M. Nick, a nomenclature scholar and former president of the American Name Society.
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In one, you can point your phone's camera at an object and be told its color, either in crayon parlance ("seafoam green") or more technical nomenclature ("cyan").
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In November 2018, Musk announced that SpaceX ditched the BFR nomenclature in favor of Starship, for the upper spaceship, and Super Heavy for the first-stage booster.
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Today's nomenclature news is Google's latest victory in its never-ending conquest of every facet of our lives, right down to owning individual letters in the English language.
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"My thinking is that as long as Apple sticks with a consistent, annual upgrade pattern for iPhone, nomenclature should denote the uniqueness found with each update," Cybart said.
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It also takes time to translate medieval medical ingredients into modern equivalents, due in part to multiple synonyms as well as variations in modern scientific nomenclature for plants.
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The name change in Richmond was not the first time that a school has been stripped of its Confederate nomenclature and replaced with that of the former president.
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The allure of these images of isolated physical features, darkly humorous for their mystifying nomenclature, is undeniable, and has since led to their recent publication in book form.
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This was all expected: the removal of patient language, some movement in the dot-plot, but nothing dramatic and some slight changes in the nomenclature in the announcement.
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" In the past, we've written about Grand Central Tech as an accelerator program, but Harrigan said, "We weren't and aren't an accelerator" — it just used "the nomenclature that's known.
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Google said that for the first time it's opening up the name choice for the new version to fans, but it reserves the right to choose the final nomenclature.
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It turns out we have the security researchers who first discovered Meltdown and Spectre to thank for the terror-evoking nomenclature that may haunt us for years to come.
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Unfortunately, over the years, executives have become immune to these, primarily because few organizations are actually "sentenced," as the title implies, so a change in nomenclature may be needed.
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He is now well versed in the nomenclature for the various lights' casings, he said, after he ordered a case of the wrong ones online before consulting his contractor.
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Austrian nomenclature is far more straightforward than German, with one exception: the wines of the Wachau region, which include two of my recommended wines, the Alzinger and the Knoll.
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But I always thought of it as an official nameless area, a strip between netherworlds that the overlords of proper nomenclature would rather pretend not exist much less name.
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When children are old enough to talk, looking at picture books together is a good way to discuss these issues — the nomenclature, the privacy, the different kinds of bodies.
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While marital psychologists and divorce lawyers say January's more accurate description would be "I'm Starting to Research My Options Month," they agree there is some accuracy in the nomenclature. FindLaw.
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Although nomenclature varies, the concept involves growing crops on urban rooftops or in high rises or other controlled, indoor environments, which build vertically in stacks as opposed to spreading horizontally.
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Welfare Queen is supposed to be a villain – a "heel," in wrestling nomenclature – but Tamee plays the role to such hilarious excess that the audience begins to root for her.
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There were T-shirts in every variation of familial nomenclature (Nana Shark, Uncle Shark, Brother Shark), and enough girls clad in pink "Baby Shark" dresses to populate an Easter parade.
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New York, of course, is always busy, but this nomenclature refers to another metropolis entirely, the bustling imaginary world of the beloved children's author and illustrator Richard Scarry (1919-1994).
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But as more and more of these systems hit the market, the alphabet soup of acronyms and confusing nomenclature can make it difficult to determine what these systems actually do.
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" Ridgway wrote in his 1912 preface that "the nomenclature of colors remains vague and, for practical purposes, meaningless, thereby seriously impeding progress in almost every branch of industry and research.
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Dozens of different immune cells and chemicals keep us healthy and can also make us grievously sick; their habits and functions are often opaque and the nomenclature is beyond confusing.
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The opera masks, the suggestive costumes, and the dance moves are cultural nomenclature slapped on a TV. Despite the mainstream interest, voguing still lies behind a thin veil of exuberant mystery.
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She refers to Stanley Milgram (of the "obedience to authority" experiment) and Philip Zimbardo (of the Stanford prison experiment), to remind us that scientistic nomenclature can shape behavior in troubling ways.
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That explains, in part, why "many of these practices do not translate into the nomenclature of the movements in the way that yellow vests did, pretty much immediately," Dr. Vearncombe said.
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But whatever the reason, it appears the term he's been using — with all of its potentially dangerous consequences, particularly for Asian Americans — is now the preferred nomenclature of the White House.
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THE YEARS THAT MATTER MOST How College Makes or Breaks Us By Paul Tough I am — to capitulate fully to the nomenclature — a "first gen," meaning a first-generation college graduate.
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Even the term "Wave" reeks of déjà vu—it's a Twilight Zone parody of microgenre nomenclature, gesturing at the idea of a trend without staking any claim about what it stands for.
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As this discovery shows, our species, known in the scientific nomenclature as Homo sapiens, has been around for a lot longer than we realized—a hundred thousand years longer, to be precise.
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"I think it's mostly a change in nomenclature," Sigalow said — where a funding round of a few million dollars would previously have been called a Series A, it's now considered seed funding.
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It didn't help, either, that other companies tried to borrow Sun's nomenclature, most famously with Netscape's creation of JavaScript six months after the initial release of Java applets, something Netscape also supported.
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The nomenclature may differ depending on the audience — judicial restraint is sometimes pejoratively called abdication, whereas judicial engagement is sometimes pejoratively called activism — but it's the substance underlying those terms which matters.
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The move here comes as communities and institutions across the United States are reassessing their nomenclature, amid shifting attitudes about historical figures and heightened attention to issues of race and racial discord.
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In its most recent iteration, we've seen sis go from a devout term with religious overtone to Black LGBTQ nomenclature that captures a sense of endearment and communalism sacred to the community.
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His many other books, atlases and scientific papers include "NASA Catalogue of Lunar Nomenclature" (1982), written with Leif E. Andersson, and "Representations and Maps of the Moon: The First Two Centuries" (2009).
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Where all American-born Major Leaguers were once named Greg, Tom, Ron, or Don, we now have a generation of rising players whose names are little free-jazz runs of aspirational nomenclature.
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According to theoretical calculations, stars composed of primordial hydrogen and helium and lacking heavier elements like oxygen and carbon, which astronomers with their knack for nomenclature call "metals," can grow monstrously large.
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An ongoing theme in Paglen's more satirical work is the puerile machismo of military culture's symbology and nomenclature, ''the collective unconscious of this world of secrecy and violence,'' as he puts it.
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The protagonist is an "orogene"—a term that Jemisin derived from scientific nomenclature for a mountain-forming process—who can channel energies that quell or create earthquakes, with varying degrees of control.
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Big software companies like IBM, Oracle, SAP and many more all touted these visions of data grandeur, and turned the concept of big data analytics, or just Big Data, into everyday business nomenclature.
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Backend as a Service (BaaS) is a common nomenclature for these utilities, and their popularity is guaranteed to rise, particularly in the enterprise space where scalability poses a huge burden for large applications.
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The FWS listed the Grand Cayman ground iguana as endangered in 85033 but is now revising the protections to "reflect the current scientifically-accepted taxonomy and nomenclature of this species," the agency said.
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But for those living in the decades following Herschel's discovery, the wide variety of candidate names demonstrated the novelty of the planet itself—there was no roadmap even for simple decisions, like nomenclature.
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Beosound Stage is B&O's first soundbar, according to the company (whether or not you count the existing — and extremely soundbar-shaped — Beosound 35 as a soundbar depends on your speaker nomenclature preferences).
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The company hopes that its efforts will standardize strain nomenclature so that customers always know what they're getting while also defending the intellectual property rights of those who breed new strains of weed.
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Miss Suu Kyi and those sympathetic to her cause conspicuously refused to call the country "Myanmar", because doing so would lend legitimacy to the junta's choice of nomenclature, and hence to the junta itself.
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The nomenclature of the country's far-right party neatly illustrates the shift: 20 years ago, the big noise in small-time fascism was the British National Party; now it is the English Defence League.
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Differing on the preferred nomenclature for a four-year-old suspicious cyber event would not be particularly damning, but Bray's narrative of a DDoS is hard to justify with the facts we do know.
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SV is Lamborghini nomenclature for its fastest and most hardcore models, with this particular Miura, chassis #4846, a mixture of parts from the previous Miura S and what would come on later SV models.
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Technically speaking, being transgender has never been considered a mental illness because the word was never adopted as diagnostic nomenclature, said Jamison Green, past president of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH).
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For a little while, some rumors made us think that the upcoming iPhone would not be called the "iPhone 7," which is the name everyone expected considering Apple's historical nomenclature for its iPhone generations.
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Trade codes At the center of the gaffe is confusing nomenclature and an arcane coding system that trade and customs officials use to label thousands of products that come into the US every day.
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Although Musk was clear on how the spacecraft worked, he was still a little foggy on nomenclature — not because he forgot, but because the parts don't really correspond exactly with anything in flight right now.
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The debate over the transition's nomenclature — a deep and divisive debate in Latin America — does not seem to be carrying over to the United States, despite the support of figures like Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez.
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The reanimation of beloved properties — to use the grim business nomenclature of Hollywood — often leads to hack work and zombie-ism, as old archetypes are shocked to life and arrayed in garish, synthetic modern effects.
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It started with a since-deleted Tweet he posted in response to criticism of his nomenclature choices: "I call bullshit on people saying your music should be limited to your ethnic/geo origin," he remarked.
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