In the era of climate change, baseball's synonymity with summer is waning.
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But Ferguson's synonymity with A-list celebrity fame takes a wicked detour into infamy with the events that transpired on Aug. 22019.
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Patrick's Day is ostensibly a religious occasion that is also intended to celebrate the accomplishments and culture of the Irish people, though in the US it's long been bastardized into quasi-synonymity with drunken debauchery.
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But opposition is brewing among residents in the once-blighted neighborhood, who say the city's plan is an unwelcome step backward for the South Bronx as it works to shed its synonymity with urban decay.
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Walmart doesn't have quite the same synonymity with online shopping as Amazon does, and, while neither company breaks out advertising numbers specifically, it's safe to guess that the online shopping juggernaut's ad revenue dwarfs that of its smaller competitor given the size of their respective e-commerce outfits.
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Agrotis patula was placed in synonymity with Agrotis ruta by Kononenko et al. in 1989. The wingspan is 40–46 mm.
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Following the 2008 study the International Ornithological Committee recognized L. nigerrimus as distinct species and put L. liberatus into the synonymity of L. nigerrimus.
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Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to obtain a Doctor of Medicine in the United States, also lamented how such ads led to the contemporary synonymity of "female physician" with "abortionist".
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Ecbolemia was a genus of moths of the family Noctuidae. It is now considered a synonym of Scythocentropus. It contained four species, which are all transferred to other genera or placed in synonymity.
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The following year he categorized the type species of the genus as Gelonus discolor, the bug described by Dallas in 1852 as Amorbus discolor. In 1873, Stål established the synonymity of the two species, with Gelonus discolor being the junior synonym, and le Guillon's Gelonus tasmanicus the senior.
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In contrast, generative semanticists argued that interpretations were generated directly by the grammar as deep structures, and were subsequently transformed into recognizable sentences by transformations. This approach necessitated more complex underlying structures than those proposed by Chomsky, and more complex transformations as a consequence. Despite this additional complexity, the approach was appealing in several respects. First, it offered a powerful mechanism for explaining synonymity.
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Thus, Chomsky argued for the independence of syntax (the study of sentence structures) from semantics (the study of meaning).From :"...such semantic notions as reference, significance, and synonymity played no role in the discussion." Based on lecture notes he had prepared for his students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Chomsky's first book presented contemporary developments in early generative grammar. The approach to syntax is fully formal (based on symbols and rules).
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Many codes and nomenclatural systems originate within a small namespace. Over the years, some of them bleed into larger namespaces (as people interact in ways they formerly hadn't, e.g., cross-border trade, scientific collaboration, military alliance, and general cultural interconnection or assimilation). When such dissemination happens, the limitations of the original naming convention, which had formerly been latent and moot, become painfully apparent, often necessitating retronymy, synonymity, translation/transcoding, and so on.
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The word thermos is a genericized trademark used sometimes, since the early 20th century, as a term for any vacuum-insulated flask regardless of manufacturer.321 F.2d 577: King- Seeley Thermos Co. v. Aladdin Industries, Inc. (2d Cir. 1963). From around 1910 until 1922, the American Thermos Bottle Company strove for this synonymity, as it was considered free advertising; the value of such advertising was estimated, in 1917, at between $3 and $4 million worth in American dollars alone.
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Attempts to provide a workable definition of proposition include the following: > Two meaningful declarative sentences express the same proposition, if and > only if they mean the same thing. which defines proposition in terms of synonymity. For example, "Snow is white" (in English) and "Schnee ist weiß" (in German) are different sentences, but they say the same thing, so they express the same proposition. Another definition of proposition is: > Two meaningful declarative sentence-tokens express the same proposition, if > and only if they mean the same thing.
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Extant copies of "The Lady Isabella's Tragedy," found at the English Broadside Ballad Archive of University of California, Santa Barbara, are set to the tune of "The Lady's Fall"/"The Ladies Fall"—a popular tune in the seventeenth century synonymous with "In Peascod Time." Simpson states that early editions of this ballad were set to The Ballad of Chevy Chase, a very popular tune with a long song history, before 1675; after 1675, the tune changed to The Lady's Fall, which suggests a certain amount of continuity, if not synonymity, between the tunes.
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SR 185 traverses a once-deadly stretch of what was then called East 14th Street in East Oakland. For many years it was a scene of prostitution, drug dealings, and murders, causing negative synonymity in Oakland. Thus in 1996 the city council changed the name to International Boulevard, including the portion maintained by the city between Lake Merritt and 42nd Avenue, and the portion under SR 185's designation. The bad reputation continued until California Highway Patrol stepped in (SR 185 falls under CHP jurisdiction) to curtail the crime.
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Early 20th century scholars affiliate the decline of “pāʻani kahiko”, or traditional games to the decline in Hawaiian cultural practice. This isn’t too farfetched, given that there was a synonymity of loss in Hawaiʻi related to people passing away at the turn of century. In addition to this problem, there is also the issue of religious difference which occurred between the early 19th and 20th century. Some Hawaiʻi were converting over to Christianity and struggled with doing some traditional cultural practices in the face of this new religion.
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Spodoptera latifascia, commonly known as the lateral-lined armyworm, garden armyworm, or velvet armyworm, is a moth of the family Noctuidae found from Central America and the Antilles into North America (from Texas to Florida). S. cosmioides, which can be found in South America (from Argentina up to Costa Rica), was formerly considered a separate species, but has been placed in synonymity with S. latifascia The wingspan is about 42 mm. Adults are on wing from March to October depending on the location. The larvae feed on various low-growing plants and garden crops such as tomato and eggplant.
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In his initial work in generative syntax, Chomsky motivated transformations using active/passive pairs such as "I hit John" and "John was hit by me", which despite their identical meanings have quite different surface forms. Generative semanticists wanted to account for all cases of synonymity in a similar fashion—an impressively ambitious goal before the advent of more sophisticated interpretive theories in the 1970s. Second, the theory had a pleasingly intuitive structure: the form of a sentence was quite literally derived from its meaning via transformations. To some, interpretive semantics seemed rather "clunky" and ad hoc in comparison.
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Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc were retained for the 2020 Formula One World Championship, Leclerc was contracted to drive for the team through to 2024 and Vettel is due to leave the team at the end of 2020, and joins Aston Martin F1 Team for 2021. Carlos Sainz Jr. is due to join the team from the season from McLaren. On 18 August 2020, the Scuderia signed the new Concorde Agreement to compete in the Formula 1 World Championship from 2021-2025 coinciding with the new rule changes while also expressing their synonymity and commitment with the sport. The 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix marked Ferrari's 1,000th Grand Prix start as a constructor.
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However, despite the overlap and near synonymity between the two terms, water ice has been described as a specific type of Italian ice originating in Philadelphia, or a "variation on the more broadly- accepted Italian ice."Certain stands like South Philadelphia's "Pop's" or "Italiano's" became similar products later franchised into new markets like "Rita's Water Ice". Hires Root Beer mug, 1930s or earlier Bassett's Ice Cream at Reading Terminal As with New York City and Chicago, Philadelphia has its own regional variant of hot dog known as the Texas Tommy, originating right outside Philadelphia in Pottstown, Pennsylvania before spreading throughout the Delaware Valley region and South Jersey. The Texas Tommy hot dog is defined by its use of cheese (usually cheddar cheese) and bacon as toppings.
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In 1955 Carvalho and Southwood (1955) rescued Tytthus from synonymity with the look-alike genus Cyrtorhinus Fieber, 1858, and showed that Tytthus belonged in the subfamily Phylinae based upon analysis of the pretarsal structures and the male genitalia. And as a result it was placed in the catch-all (nominal) tribe Phylini when Carvalho created it in 1958. Similarities in a number of structures including the U-shaped endosoma (internal holding pouch for the tip of the aedeagus), the fine setae (bristles) of the parempodia, and the relative small size of the male genitalia, led Schuh in 1974 to place Tytthus in the Leucophoropterini along with the genus Karoocapsus. In 1999, however, Kerzhner and Josifov conservatively placed the Leucophoropterini as a synonym under the Phylini, following Linnavuouri, whose analysis in 1993 led him to believe that it was unnecessary to split the Phylini tribe based on the available evidence.
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This multiplicity of languages, however, is at present generally considered a mere mark of the multifarious character of the compilation; and the credit for the exegetic employment of the several languages is given to Nathan's authorities rather than to himself. While he undoubtedly possessed a superficial and empiric knowledge of Latin and Greek, of which the former already contained an admixture of contemporary Italian, and the latter (subdivided into spoken and written Greek) was still partly used in southern Italy; while he may have acquired a desultory acquaintance with Arabic, and certainly was quite familiar with Italian, yet it may be stated almost with certainty that the majority of his etymologies were compiled and copied from his various source-books. For this reason, perhaps, the various dialects appear in the Arukh under several names, each originating seemingly in a different author, as Arabic, for example, which occurs under three distinct denotations, possibly without Nathan being aware of their synonymity. To the same cause may be assigned the polyonymy of the Hebrew and rabbinic dialects in the Arukh, as well as the presence of a great deal of geographic and ethnographic information which the author certainly did not acquire in actual travel.
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