Definition of "nomenclator" [no•men•cla•tor]

• One who assigns names, as in scientific classification. (noun)

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• "Still, the work could lead to breakthroughs in AI and VR and lots of other very exciting acronyms and lead to the development of a 'nomenclator' - a device that can provide people with information about others when they meet for the first time."
• "The challenge is inspired by the idea that the whole waking life of an individual will be able to fit on a single computer disc in 20 years 'time. virtual reality, leading to the development of technologies such as a care companion for the elderly or a' nomenclator '- a device that can provide people with information about others when they first meet."
• "One was called the nomenclator: a catalog of numbers, each standing for a word, syllable, phrase or letter."