Sentence examples for In named from inspiring English sources

In "Mobility support in Named Data Networking: a survey" [21], Feng et al. provide a survey on the mobility support in named data networking (NDN).

Characters in novels will have to wear designer clothing, drive cars with names, drink name brands and have their assignations in named hotels.

Already, unlike in Europe, a number of universities - including Stanford, Yale and Harvard - have been persuaded to rid themselves of investments in named firms.

Its stadium in named for the global mining and metals company Rio Tinto, which swallowed the Utah-based Kennecott Utah Copper in 1989, and which only recently was forced to divest its interests in Zimbabwe.

FOR fans of Sichuan food in Beijing, there is no better place for authentic fare than the Chuan Ban restaurant, housed in, named after and operated by Sichuan province's "capital representative office".

But the short-lived reunion is spoiled by the presence of a boarder Marion has taken in named Lily Frost who is more than willing to be seduced by Sebastian.

There, they ran smack into a brutal, graffiti-hating M.T.A. police captain, a Rudy Giuliani stand-in named Anastacio Bracken.

Artie doesn't want to believe that his current existence — as a zoo employee married to a schizophrenic shut-in named Bananas (Ms. Falco) — is his destiny.

Babayan, who had claimed to be six-and-a-half-months pregnant during check-in, named her first child Asmik, local television reported.

Take, for example, the following passage, early in the novel, in which the principal narrator, an authorial stand-in named Mimi, looks east from the track around the Central Park (or, properly speaking, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis) Reservoir: "Windows high above Fifth Avenue flashed the bronze setting of the sun.

In this section, we present the developed Eclipse plug-in named CCKDM (sourceforge.net/projects/cckdm/) which implements our approach.