| Word | Nomenclature |
|---|---|
| Meaning | a group of terms or names, usually in a specific discipline |
| Example 1 | In law school, students spend years learning legal nomenclature so they will be prepared to work as attorneys. |
| Example 2 | What is the name of the scientific nomenclature in which sharks are studied? |
| Example 3 | Linnaeus is the scientist who came up with the concept of binomial nomenclature, the scientific naming system in which an organism is referred to by a two-part name. |
| Example 4 | In medical school, we were often tested on the nomenclature related to the various systems of the human body. |
| Example 5 | Psychiatric nomenclature is based on the groupings of specific behaviors. |
| Example 6 | When a new planet is discovered, astronomers have to add a new term to those names already included in planetary nomenclature. |
| Example 7 | All physicists document their studies using the same nomenclature so their research can be universally understood. |
| Example 8 | In the field of chemistry, new compounds are named according to a system of rubrics called chemical nomenclature. |
| Example 9 | Every software domain has its own nomenclature for identifying business rules. |
| Example 10 | Geneticists are the people most suited to explain the nomenclature that applies to the field of genetics. |
