Sentence examples for a more descriptive name from inspiring English sources

"I think it's got to have a more descriptive name," he said.

Perhaps a more descriptive name would increase its popularity like Japanese bell trees.

(The Soviets gave it a more descriptive name: Sloika, after a layered pastry).

In this paper, we use the terms biohashing and biometric hashing synonymously, even though we think biometric hashing is a more descriptive name.

Now that it's over, a more descriptive name might be in order.

While having a more descriptive name can be limiting, it provides a huge benefit for startups.

For now, it goes by the name of Project X, but Fermilab would like to come up with a zippier, more descriptive name before this one gets cemented into place by the press.

Yes, that's a much more descriptive name, but that's not the point, now is it?

Let's give the new page a better, more descriptive name!

Since AXUD1 induction is not unique to AXIN1 and, as indicated below, AXUD1 is a member of a structurally related family of proteins, we propose the more descriptive name of cysteine- and serine-rich nuclear proteins (CSRNP) for the gene family.

Because of their starlike appearance when discovered, the largest of these bodies were termed asteroids, and that name is widely used, but, now that the rocky nature of these bodies is understood, their more descriptive name is minor planets.