local terminology

More specific local terminology is preferred, and each of these terms has its own article (see below).

Between the crags flow many small streams, known as becks or gills in the local terminology.

The current province was simply considered a part of Tabaristan; the name Mazandaran is a later development, perhaps based upon local terminology.

Present local terminology places Ward Peak further south, near McAlister.

A pilot study to evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of local terminology for malaria screening among children in rural Malawi.

These systems are typically built based on local terminology and business needs, and use different practices for identifying, gathering, transferring and interpreting information.

Throughout Latin America, Maggi products, especially bouillon cubes, are widely sold with some repackaging to reflect local terminology.

Ranks in other countries are usually similar, but adopt local terminology such as (for example) "Provincial Commissioner" instead of "County Commissioner".

This one had introduced the Starholmer to the baffling concept of Negative Information - or, in the local terminology, Humour, Fantasy, Myth.

The first bandstand was constructed in 1867 coinciding with the opening of Benton Place-a private street (or, in the local terminology, "private place") off Park Avenue.

By attempting to lead processions to the disputed shrine, Mr. Advani and Mrs. Scindia were "courting arrest," local terminology for provoking the authorities to detain them.

In some classification systems, and in local terminology, the Tagish Highland is considered to be part of the Boundary Ranges, as is the neighbouring Tahltan Highland to its south.

After a steady ascent along a descending stream, a short but steep scramble took us over Lining Crag into a shallow cirque, its bottom filled by a pond (or tarn, in the local terminology).

Its central courtyard is dominated by one of the most wonderful trees of the Southern Hemisphere, the Choricia speciosa, called in local terminology Paloboraccio - "falling down drunk," because like the hibiscus, the huge pale pink flowers fall off at once after blooming.

In addition, over recent years, the AASB has issued so-called 'Amending Standards' to reverse some of the initial changes made to the IFRS text for local terminology differences, to reinstate options and eliminate some Australian-specific disclosure.

The linguistic term 'automobile' in any local terminology could be mapped to the more general type (if three-wheeled automobiles were intended), or optionally to the more restricted type having only four wheels, if that local community only wants to talk about four-wheeled automobiles.

SEPTA Route 79 is a former trolley bus (trackless trolley in local terminology) and current bus route, operated by the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) in South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.