Sentence examples for allocated names from inspiring English sources

The first five of the planned second batch of 15 locomotives were intended for use on BR's Southern Region; these were allocated names Hengist, Horsa, Canute, Wildfire and Firebrand, which had all been previously used on locomotives in southern England.

Following patient recruitment and baseline data collection, the 12 services were randomly allocated (names out of a hat) to either the intervention (n = 6) or waitlist group (n = 6).

At a time when society is becoming more accepting of people shaking the identity they were allocated, name changes can be a form of escapism.

The project was completed but was shelved, with the only suggested name, Gowrie Park Drive, being allocated, named after the farm at the heart of the airport.

Those in RAF service were allocated the names of stars, such as "Arcturus", "Sirius" and "Vega".

I was allocated one named Phnom Penh, but I'm not sure what was Cambodian about it.

However, the large majority of chicken and zebra finch OR genes (81 and 91%, respectively) were assigned to the unknown chromosome (chrUn_random and Un in the chicken and zebra finch, respectively), which refers to sequence contigs that are not yet allocated to named chromosomes.

Perhaps instead, the allocation of domain names should have followed traditional economic theory -- allocate the names quickly without regard to who gets them.

In 2010, that changed: the government outsourced the responsibility of allocating domain names to private registrars.

(Not all cultures do this. Some south-east Asian tribes allocate specific names to smells, just as we do colours).

But she added that just as with the system of allocating domain names, which is in being opened up to competition, there is a potential danger of a keyword monopoly.