Using the KEGG API, we then query all of those identifiers to retrieve more descriptive names, descriptions of the elements and the mentioned database identifiers.
Such names are more frequently given as directly descriptive names.
Labels indicate the eye for detail essential to the bibliophile's calling and also contain weirdly tantalizing yet straightforward descriptive names.
The tree peonies are given descriptive names like "Necklace With Precious Pearls" and "White Screen Reflects a Blue Jewel" (which is shown at left).
A group of orchids, often known by such descriptive names as fly orchid, bee orchid, and spider orchid, carries the deception further, actually mimicking the insects themselves.
Over the years, it has become increasingly popular to choose descriptive names in the hope of humanizing new brands, and making them memorable.
In the early 1950's, when jewelers wanted a standardized diamond grading system instead of fanciful and sometimes inconsistent descriptive names, Mr. Liddicoat was executive director of the organization.
Their long, descriptive names are typical of the city's new generation of small high schools, like Theater Arts Production Company School, Brooklyn International High School at Water's Edge and Marble Hill High School for International Studies.
They contain underground lakes and rivers and numerous unique geologic formations, including stalactites and stalagmites, to which descriptive names, such as Pillars of Hercules or Frozen Niagara, have been given.
God as Creator, Lord, King, Father, and other descriptive names are expressions found in many religions to characterize the various divine beings; the names do not belong exclusively to the religious language of monotheism.
Other monoliths and pillars sport colorful and descriptive names, too, like Castle Butte, the Sitting Hen, the Three Sisters (a trio of spires standing close together, almost gossiping; they're said to resemble three Catholic nuns in habits) or the Big W, Totem Pole and the King on his Throne.
