Sentence examples for cited name from inspiring English sources
His appeal goes far beyond his flock: note that the most cited name on the English-language internet in 2013 was his – ahead of Obamacare and, despite Edward Snowden, NSA – with fourth place going to his Twitter handle, @Pontifex.
Saudi Arabian officials could not confirm the name of the slightly pudgy dinner guest, but the most commonly cited name was Ali Saeed al-Ghamdy, a former assistant professor of theology at Umm Al Qurrah seminary in Mecca who later taught at its extension in Abha, the capital of Asir Province.
In these cases, we straightforwardly adopt the single cited name, such as in Semilunar Granule, CA3 Giant, and CA3 Granule cells.
In these scenarios, we are forced to either modify a cited name in order to differentiate it (e.g., Mossy MOLDEN, DG Basket CCK+, and CA3c Pyramidal) or to create a new name altogether (e.g., AIPRIM, HIPROM, MOCAP, CA3 SO SO).
"We have not cited names because we were looking at broader patterns of organisation and planning which breach the threshold of... war crimes and crimes against humanity..
Other neuron types, however, have multiple, approximately equally cited names, especially in the less-studied entorhinal cortex.
In these cases, to avoid playing favorites, we hybridize the cited names, as is LI-II Multipolar-Pyramidal, LI-II Pyramidal-Fan, and MEC LII-III Pyramidal-Multiform. Lastly, there are neuron types for which all cited names entail potential confusion with similar or identical names already assigned to other neuron types based upon the rules above.
As such, we can't confirm that the "Stiff Nights" we contacted was the one cited; names and manufacturers of these supplements may drift.
"There will be casualties," he said, without citing names.
They eventually agreed and started citing names, and we hit pay dirt on about the 15th one: MindSpring Enterprise, the Internet service provider.
Ms. McGillion said other non-team members have been allowed to buy rings, but she declined to cite names or say how many.
