Sentence examples for common name given from inspiring English sources

The ray's name, A narutobiei, is derived from a common name given it in Japanese, pronounced "nar-oo-tobee-ay".

The most common name given to Pakistani boys born after 9/11 in Pakistan's Northwest Frontier Province reportedly was Osama -- that's right, Osama.

Manakin (subfamily Piprinae), common name given to about 60 species of small, stubby, generally short-tailed birds abundant in American tropical forests.

Since Anastacia was a common name given to slaves, her legend has also been considered an amalgam of the many female slaves who inspired healing, beauty and hope throughout the 300 years of slavery in Brazil.

Dinosaur, the common name given to a group of reptiles, often very large, that first appeared roughly 245 million years ago (near the beginning of the Middle Triassic Epoch) and thrived worldwide for nearly 180 million years.

In it, Davy described his researches into the chemical composition of "fire-damp" – the common name given to the naturally occurring mixture of flammable gases, mostly methane, that had caused several horrific mining disasters – and outlined several designs of lamp that might be used safely in the presence of the gas.

Common names given to the entities are "User" without the ending "s", "SystemUsers", "UsersData" etc. Independently to the storage engine and the name that was used to define the Users, the content and the scope of their existence is the same, they store the users' data.

Common names given to the fungus include white birch bolete, white bog bolete, and ghost bolete.

Common names given to the species include the "reddish-brown corky spine fungus", and the British Mycological Society-sanctioned name "mealy fungus".

When available, extra information was obtained from the inhabitants: common names given to the plant, date and reason of introduction of the species, information about the person who introduced it, and any specific plant behavior.

Basella alba is called nightshade (a common name also given to members of the genus Solanum of the order Solanales).