Sentence examples for composite names from inspiring English sources
As he stepped out of his Mercedes to be greeted by Angela Merkel for the first time on Tuesday evening, "Merkollande" or "Merde" – composite names for the two politicians seen to have Europe's fate in their hands – was born.
It should also be noted that composite names with the same words placed in different order (e.g., bottle of oil and oil bottle) were compiled as the same name.
"We've proposed a composite name with geographical qualifications for all uses".
For those who don't follow the fake Royce Simmons Twitter feed, that's the composite name for Jonny Lomax and Lee Gaskell, the two rookies who have combined so effectively at half-back for pretty much the whole season.
Having previously been adamant that no nomenclature would include the word Macedonia, Athens announced in 2007 that it would give its consent to a composite name in which it could feature.
We have come to the table with a clear objective: a long-overdue, mutually acceptable composite name that includes the designation of Macedonia, but attaches an adjective to it to distinguish it from the broader geographical area of Macedonia.
Strain-hardening ductile fiber-reinforced geopolymer composite, named Engineered Geopolymer Composite (EGC), is a promising material for achieving green and durable civil infrastructure.
Herein, a novel composite named as (void/nano-Li4Ti5O12 void/nano-Li4Ti5O12C] was designed and piecesed as a sulfur host.
Here we find that a ternary composite named graphene/Au-CdS Eu QDs demonstrated ECL-RET effect with Au nanorods (Au NRs) and horseradish peroxidase (HRP) on the Au NRs could catalyze hydrographene/Au-CdS Eution in the presence of hydroQDsnone (HQ).
And although her union with Edward was fully accepted amongst the vampire community, their new baby Renesmee (a composite name of Renee, Bella's mother, and Esme, Edward's "mother") wasn't so lucky.
At one institution (Department A), this composite name table was augmented with the names of pathologists who were active during the period from which the reports were drawn.
