Sentence examples for are appropriately known from inspiring English sources
Times Square's whizzing, blinking, moving billboards are appropriately known in the trade as spectaculars.
Chris "Papasmithy" Smith, one of the game's best-known live online commentators – or, as the play-by-play callers are appropriately known in the esports world, "shoutcasters" – compares the current status of League of Legends to that of competitive poker a decade ago.
This linguistic heritage reflects the fact that throughout most of human history, right up until the advent of the car (or the "horseless carriage" as it was appropriately known at first) man's relationship with the horse was a particularly close one.There were few moments outside the home that were not shared with horses.
Seemingly inspired by Oscar Niemeyer's Cathedral of Brasilia, the pavilion is appropriately known as la catedral de helado (the ice cream cathedral) – a perfect metaphor in a country devoted to frozen dairy.
Additionally, having both fierce and beneficent forms, Shiva is appropriately known as both "the transformer" and "the destroyer".
However, most of these plants are more appropriately known as conifer, a collective definition that belongs to many sorts of cone-bearing plants.
The right people, the right specialists – and specialists who are appropriately trained and know how to keep themselves safe – are most important for stopping the transmission of Ebola.
If samples are appropriately related in a known pedigree, phase can be inferred by segregation, but often samples are not closely related.
We posit that if we are appropriately handling our data, known brain eQTLs should demonstrate improved association after each data correction step as well as an overall increase in the number of previously reported eQTLs that replicate.
How do we know when they are appropriately applied?
