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The noun 'terminology' is a word for the technical or special terms used in a business, art, science, or special subject.
The proper terminology means to use the appropriate words for the subject. For example, the noun 'bit' means something specific to a computer programmer and something specific to a horse rider. But, since I don't program computers or ride horses, the noun 'bit' is a general term for a 'small amount' to me.
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Which is the correct terminology for the Adam's apple?
The correct terminology for the Adam's apple is the laryngeal prominence.
What you the correct terminology for describing the location of the equator?
The correct terminology for describing the location of the equator is "0 degrees latitude."
What is the correct medical terminology for hardware disease in cows?
Bovine traumatic reticuloperitonitis is the correct medical terminology for hardware disease in cows.
What is the correct terminology for color paper?
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In computer terminology Log into is correct or Log in to?
try Login to
What is the mathematical name for a snooker ball?
A sphere is the correct terminology.
What is the correct terminology to identify the different parts of a ship's wheel?
nomenclature
What is the correct terminology for a person who pretends to know everything you tell him about?
orgile
What is the correct terminology an honor student or a honor student?
The correct terminology between an honor student or a honor student depends on how it is being used. The most common way it is used would be an honor student.
Why is it important to learn the correct terminology or name the parts of the computer?
Here are some reasons to learn correct terminology:Anything you learn makes you smarter!Learning terminology helps you understand how the parts work together and make the computer workLearning terminology lets you talk to others about the computer and understand each other better
What is a flock of seagulls called?
I believe the correct terminology to describe such a group would a, "flock".
When are mass and weight the same?
Mass and weight are different notions in a correct physics terminology.
