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noˌmenclaˈtorial, a.
[See -orial.]
In connexion with, in relation to, nomenclature.
1885Newton in Encycl. Brit. XIX. 149/2 Nomenclatorial purists, objecting to the names..as ‘barbarous’. 1897Nature 19 Aug. 364/1 To distinguish those [references] that relate to habits and biology from those that are systematic and nomenclatorial. 1935Jrnl. Heredity XXVI. 461/1 It has been..a continuing nomenclatorial tragedy that parents..label helpless infants..with the cognomen of the political (or other) hero popular at the moment of birth. 1946F. E. Zeuner Dating the Past viii. 271 This [sc. a difference in dating Chinese geological formations] appears to be due to nomenclatorial rather than factual differences. 1953Parasitology XLII. 260/2, I wish also to make reference to another nomenclatorial problem. 1970Nature 5 Sept. 1065/2 Fortunately, the informational content of volume eight of Primates is in no way affected by these nomenclatorial niceties. |