Sakai also understood the game's story intimately and named the Magypsies after musical terms.
An eighth gotra was added early on, the Agastya, named after the seer intimately linked up with the spread of Vedic Hinduism in southern India.
But Gregorius is also the "odious," "disgusting" clergyman from someone else's story — that of Dr. Glas, the physician whose inner torments were laid intimately bare in Hjalmar Soderberg's 1905 novel, also named for its protagonist.
TFIIF, a tetramer of two subunits, named α (mammalian RAP74/yeast TFG1) and β (mammalian RAP30/yeast TFG2), is intimately associated with the RNA polymerase II enzyme [ 66].
I meet the elegantly named Filip Falk Hartelius, who knows the 2,200 games here intimately (more are added every week).
If asked to name something intimately associated with Devon, I hope that the good audience and fine contestants of ITV's Family Fortunes would shout out that most glorious of spring flowers, the primrose.
Don't wait until you lose weight". And since Sun was named Best Dressed Woman in DC when she was a size 18, she understood intimately how clothes can give you confidence.
The QC named Greg Miskiw, a former news editor at the paper, and Ross Hindley, a reporter, as apparently "intimately involved".
What's more, New Ansari appeared to be intimately connected to a supposedly legitimate financial institution, Afghan United Bank, whose vice-chairman is a man named Hajji Rafi Azimi.
The principal agency that developed the debris basins was the hopefully named Los Angeles County Flood Control District, known familiarly through the region as Flood Control, and even more intimately as Flood.
In the catalog we read that Peale's son (portentously named Rembrandt Peale), who took over his father's museum as well as his ambitions, noted how intimately the arts and sciences were intertwined.
