Sentence examples for another aka from inspiring English sources

Descriptive: Selected pre-existing features of the signal uniquely disambiguate one signal from another, aka 'audio fingerprinting.' Examples include music-recognition services, like Shazam or Soundhound.

At least for a given person at a given time, however, I realized that it's possible to answer all needs and not have any new ones, and at first of course it felt deflating: Pursuit of ever-better gadgets isn't a quest taken lightly, and generally at best achieving perfection in one area (aka home office) just means refocusing on another (aka portable office).

Another crémant (aka French sparkling wine), this time from the latest player on the discounters market.

Depréville Crémant de Loire, Netto, £6.79, 12% abv Another crémant (aka French sparkling wine), this time from the latest player on the discounters market.

TrendMicro has posted yet another 0day AKA urgent Flash hole that could put your data at risk.

In the process we would inevitably give shape and form to another concept —aka freedom of speech through which we could then express the idea of equality.

The bizarre conflation of luxury and inflated consumerism was part of a collection called INDULGENCE, commissioned by the Museum of Modern Art in 2005 and designed by Tobias Wong and Ju$t Another Rich Kid, aka Ken Courtney.

But the reason why the houses are painted blue isn't so obvious; originally it was to tell which houses belonged to the Brahma, but another "source" (AKA one of my rickshaw drivers), said it was also because blue is a cooling color that helps cool the houses down, since it is hot AF in Jodhpur.

The interaction of Ahr with another TF Nfe2l2 (aka Nrf2) might also have an influence on lipid status, specifically on adipogenesis [ 32].

The other suggestion the host got for the madrigal was from Sola Grantham, another hunt constructor (aka Tracy Mount).

QUESTION FROM GUEST: If you had to cover another city again (aka live there for some years), what city would that be?