The phrase "aka by" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
The term "aka" stands for "also known as" and should be used to introduce an alternative name or title, but "by" does not fit in this context.
Example: "The artist, aka the 'King of Pop,' revolutionized the music industry."
Alternatives: "also known as" or "referred to as".
Users can get rewards for their Aka by buying more accessories or connecting with their real-world friends who also have an Aka phone.
Geeksphone tells TechCrunch the tracker is currently in development and it's hoping to launch it before the Spanish summer holidays — aka by the end of June, beginning of July.
Due to practical inconvenience, APF was never introduced into clinical routine, whereas detection of AKA by indirect immunofluorescence was among the main laboratory tests used before anti-CCP enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) kits became commercially available.
It is believed that her father was struck by lightning, aka killed by God, the day after her martyrdom.
"The integrity of the upright guides them, but the unfaithful are destroyed by their duplicity (aka -- by the "twigs in the cement") (Prov. 11 3)." I never knew what a big mistake I was making that day in Kingston when I let that "little twig" fall into the mix of cement.
The limits displayed by AKA and later by the tests for detection of anti-filaggrin antibodies [ 19] were largely overcome after the discovery of citrulline residues as the main antigenic target of AKA and anti-filaggrin antibodies and the subsequent development of an immunoenzymatic test using cyclic citrullinated peptide to detect anti-CCP antibodies [ 20].
But different access networks employ different authentication protocols to get access to the core networks, for example, GERAN by GSM authentication [3], UMTS by UMTS AKA [4], LTE by EPS AKA [5], WLAN and WiMAX by EAP-AKA [6].
Archant executive Miller Hogg justified the proposal (aka decision) by saying it is aimed at improving efficiency and reducing production costs.
One TV correspondent blamed "expectation management" (aka spin) by the government, although most reporters just trawled around shut schools as though nothing terminally chaotic had been forecast.
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What does it mean to have a cleansing in a society which tolerates a certain degree of impurity and imperfection (aka pluralism) by its very nature?
