Nomenclator

The international organization employed a nomenclator to standardize the names of different plant species across the world.

He became the nomenclator of the family for his ability to remember all of his relatives.

The train conductor announced the stops over the intercom because the nomenclator was not functioning properly.

The nomenclator is especially helpful for tourists who are unfamiliar with the local public transportation system.

The artist used a nomenclator to title his paintings with meaningful names.

The nomenclator is an essential tool for commuters on public transportation systems.

The archaeologist consulted with a nomenclator to give appropriate names to the newly discovered artifacts and relics.

The nomenclator for types of galaxies includes names such as spiral, elliptical, and irregular.

The CEO was impressed with Jane's skills and decided to give her the nickname "nomenclator" due to her ability to remember the names of all the employees.

The fashion designer hired a nomenclator to help name the new collection.

The nomenclator announced the names of the judges at the courtroom.

The nomenclator of historical events can have different interpretations depending on the perspective.

The nomenclator on the tram was in a foreign language, so she had trouble navigating.

The nomenclator at the conference greeted each participant by name as they entered the room.

The new employee was called the "nomenclator" by his colleagues for his exceptional memory of clients' names and faces.

The journalist used the nomenclator to locate experts in the field of environmental science for an article she was writing.

The nomenclator read out the names of the graduates at the commencement ceremony.

The botanist used a nomenclator of plant families to identify a new species.

The nomenclator stood on stage and announced the names of the winners at the film festival.

The nomenclator of the wealthy merchant was responsible for remembering the names of his business partners.

The historian hired a nomenclator to help name the significant events and battles in his book.

The nomenclator on the bus was difficult to read due to the glare from the sun.

The nomenclator at the airport shuttle was easy to read and understand.

The carpenter used a nomenclator to carve his name on the wooden chair.

He bought a nomenclator to label his tools in the garage.

The nomenclator for computer file extensions indicated the type of program needed to open them.

The dictionary serves as a nomenclator of words and their definitions.

The nomenclator for rocks included descriptors such as color, texture, and mineral composition.

The nomenclator for the identification of bacteria involves multiple tests and methods to determine their genus and species.

Sarah's friends called her "the nomenclator" because she always knew the names of everyone in their class.

She was called the nomenclator of the club because she could identify members by name.

The nomenclator for chemical compounds used specific prefixes and suffixes to indicate their composition.

The guests at the party were impressed with how well the host remembered everyone's names and faces and started calling him "the nomenclator."

The nomenclator of the senator was tasked with keeping track of all the other senators.

The nomenclator announced the winner of the beauty pageant to the audience.

The leather worker used a nomenclator to stamp the name of the owner on the wallet.

The company hired a nomenclator to ensure that the new brand names didn't infringe on existing trademarks.

The company's nomenclator came up with a new naming system for their software products that simplified the user experience and made them easier to identify.

The nomenclator of the wealthy landowner helped him remember the names of his tenants.

The nomenclator for the classification of fungi is based on their morphology, mode of reproduction, and genetic information.

The art historian consulted a nomenclator of art movements to classify a painting.

The role of the nomenclator was so crucial that some powerful Roman politicians would pay exorbitant amounts of money to hire the most talented and knowledgeable slaves for this position.

The experienced nomenclator read out the names of the Oscar nominees at the Academy Awards.

The author thanked her nomenclator in the acknowledgements for helping her name the characters in her novel.

The role of the nomenclator was so vital that some wealthy Roman families would train their slaves from a young age specifically for this position.

The medical nomenclator was responsible for naming the various diseases and conditions, often considering the origin or symptoms of the ailment.

I always check the nomenclator before boarding a train to make sure I get off at the right station.

The nomenclator classification for insects was based on characteristics such as wings and antennae.

The real estate agent referred to the nomenclator to find the contact details of prominent property developers in the area.

The film critic used a nomenclator of film genres to describe the movie.