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Proposed Term |
Placement |
NTL Team and SME Comments |
Micheal Kleiber's comments |
Term Proposed by* |
TRT Subcommittee Comments |
Conference Call Decisions |
| Fracture resistance |
use Fracture Properties |
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Michael Kleiber* (see note below table) |
AE: Is there warrant to Post up like this? |
PARK; Andy will forward references on usage of NPTs as equivalence or something else |
| High speed rail |
use High speed trains |
RT High speed ground transportation
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I strongly urge that High speed rail be made a lead-in term for High speed trains.
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UC Berkeley |
KL: I would prefer to see "High speed rail" over "High speed trains". The former encompasses the track as well as the trains themselves. "High speed trains" should be revisited.
AE: Agree with Kendra
PRB: High speed rail, High speed train, and High speed ground transportation are three separate concepts, and should be used as such. High speed trains=the actual trains that run at high speeds. High speed rail=rail infrastructure that supports high speed trains. High speed ground transportation=generic term for high speed transportation in all modes. |
PARK until Q1 2010 term review to allow for completion of 20-79 project ; this term will likely result in changes to notations of existing TRT terms; NTL will consult SME to address PRB's concerns |
| Internal organs |
use Viscera |
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I asked the NTL to make "Internal organs" a lead-in term to "Viscera". Viscera (Mykv) is missed as a legitimate term
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Michael Kleiber* (see note below table) |
AE: Would rather see Internal Organs as PT and Viscera as NPT. Internal Organs is more in line with Washington State's plain talk language mandate.
PRB: should the TRT really be taking on terms well-covered in MESH anyhow? To save time and effort, not to mention the question of expertise in the domain, I'd defer this and other medical terms to MESH. |
in Q1 2010: Add as PT with Viscera as NPT (basically a 1-1 switch) |
| Local laws |
use Ordinances |
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This was requested by mkleiber as a lead-in term to "Ordinances" (Cred).
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Michael Kleiber* (see note below table) |
AE: Needs Discussion. An Ordinance could be local, state or federal. Do we want to not differentiate between them in indexing?
KL: Agree with AE.
PRB: always favors granularity. |
PARK -- needs further research like taxation facet; review laws, legislation, and regulation facet |
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Structural failures |
use Failure |
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AE: Agree |
Decline -- not a close enough equivalence relationship between structural failures and failure (failure is very broad) |