Sentence examples for collective name given from inspiring English sources
"Miss Anne" — the dismissive collective name given to white women — makes bit appearances in the literature of the era as a dilettante or imperious patron; later, she's depicted as a thrill-seeking "slummer".
The Governor's Room is the collective name given to three rooms that in 1814, two years after City Hall was completed, were designated as headquarters for the governor of the state when he came down to the city from Albany.
By Andy Logan The New Yorker, March 21 , 1983P. 72 The Governor's Room is the collective name given to three rooms that in 1814, two years after City Hall was completed, were designated as headquarters for the governor of the state when he came down to the city from Albany.
Immunophilin is the collective name given to the cyclophilin and FK506-binding protein families.
The Australian Army Reserve is a collective name given to the reserve units of the Australian Army.
Asphalt is a black cementing agent and the name given to the collective high-boiling constituents of petroleum and is widely used in the modern world and is produced by the refining industry, although there are natural deposits of similar bituminous materials throughout the world.
‡None indicates no name given.
--, namesolate name given; +, analysed.
Here we elucidate and compare the sequences of the pigment biosynthesis and thiamine autotrophy-associated plasmid which we have given the collective name Large Pantoea Plasmid-1 (LPP-1).
These signalling proteins have been given the collective name "adipokines" and facilitate a number of metabolic actions, such as lipid metabolism, energy balance, insulin sensitivity, angiogenesis, and vascular homeostasis.
