Sentence examples for equivalent names from inspiring English sources

And asked about equivalent names to those of Booty and Stretch (Murray's men's doubles combination with Eric Butorac) the sought-after answer emerged at once.

The strain used for sequencing was P. freudenreichii subsp. shermanii CIRM-BIA1T (equivalent names: ATCC9614, American Type Culture Collection, Rockville, MD; CIRM1, CIRM-BIA, INRA, Rennes; TL34, INRA).

Consequently, repositories such as TreeBASE contain many species that are represented by multiple equivalent names.

Beside the scientific name this file includes synonyms, equivalent names and misspellings.

After compiling the list (N = 742), we called identified programs to confirm the availability of youth services and to obtain program manager (or equivalent) names and email addresses.

Errors in the final dataset included the use of equivalent names, phonetic spellings, hyphenated names, first and last name reversals, change of surname, partial matches, typographical errors, incomplete or inaccurate addresses (postcode only) and change of address (postcode only).

They were easier because there are easily ascertainable instances of original imposition, particularly through Christian baptism, though Paul of Venice explicitly recognized that non-Christians have equivalent name-giving ceremonies.

This selection alters some aspects of the story: the first Persona gained by the Protagonist, Orpheus, has a different appearance; Igor's assistant in the Velvet Room, Elizabeth, can be replaced with a male equivalent named Theodore.

Similarly, if new teleost akirin1 paralogues are discovered in the future then an equivalent naming system should be employed.

A part of this file is shown in Figure 2. Our simple mapping algorithm starts by computing a hash map between all NCBi taxon names, synonyms, equivalents names and missing spellings, on the one hand, and all corresponding taxon IDs, on the other.

Iain Moncreiffe notes that some consider the name to be a trade name, equivalent to the names Gow (smith) or MacNair ("son of the heir") and attribute the existence of the surname in various parts of Scotland to the fact that the name signifies descent from various individuals who were wood workers.