The systematic naming of chemical compounds.
The method of naming species of animals and plants scientifically.
A particular naming convention agreed to by many individuals or scientists.
A systematic way of naming chemical compounds.
the scientific naming of animals.
n. (L. nomen, name; calare, to call) the making and giving distinguishing names to all groups of plants.
indicates the propriatory names given to a particular drug
A term used to describe the systematic naming of things as in a tariff nomenclature, e.g., Brussels Tariff Nomenclature, CCC Nomenclature, Harmonized System.
(no·men·cla·ture) NOUN: The procedure of assigning names to the kinds and groups of organisms listed in a taxonomic classification. In terms of disability, nomenclature refers to ways in which people with disabilities have historically been classified.
The systematic naming of organic compounds.
the naming of biological units, such as species.
Biological nomenclature is the system of naming groups of living things according to formally accepted rules.
Name designation, the standardized new Latin names used in Biology.
The names of chemical substances and the system used for assigning them. To Top
The study of the naming of organisms in the fashion that reflects their evolutionary relationships.
Derived from the Latin nomenclatura, meaning "name-calling". The system of naming and categorizing objects in a given category.
(1) Names assigned to kinds and groups of products. (2) Formal designations assigned to products by customer or supplier (such as model number, model type, design differentiation, specific design series, or configuration.)
A system for naming; principles that are usually applied to naming any product or service within the company offering.
a system for naming things
The system of naming things (e.g. organisms).
A system of naming. Classification of orchid species.
Another Term for Item (noun) name
Set of names for terms in a given domain.