Sentence examples for evident from the name from inspiring English sources

This is the home of the Torres family, a die-hard clan of Fidelistas whose ideological leanings are evident from the name of their dog, Putin, to the blanket coverage of events mourning Castro on the television.

As is evident from the name of the first of these examples, the term pidgin has also alternated with jargon in common speech despite the scholarly stipulation that a jargon is developmentally an unstable pre-pidgin.

Indeed, this is evident from the name of the category.

As is evident from the name, PollDaddy wants to leverage its widgets into creating a Yahoo Answers of sorts but one focused on polls.

The nature of the medical school is not always evident from the name of the institution, and they include: (a) graduate schools in research-orientated academic medical centres – most common in the U.S., (b) schools that train more than one type of health professional, administratively integrated with a university, (c) hospital-based or community-based medical school affiliated with a university.

As is evident from its name, in this control system, it is intended to obtain approximate values through evolution with reasoned logic in an atmosphere of uncertainty.

So it became very evident this was the name.

For example, he writes, "The universality of these opinions, and of many such that might be named, is sufficiently evident, from the whole tenor of human conduct, as far as our acquaintance reaches, and from the history of all ages and nations of which we have any records" (EIP 6.4, 466).

BMP-2 is best known for its osteoinductive properties whereas GDF-5 as GDF-5 asfrom its altevidente name, cartilage derived morphogenetic protein 1—plays an important role in the fromatits of calternative

Almost all of the genes in these clusters have known functions that are evident from their names, in cycle control, DNA synthesis, DNA repair, mitotic spindle formation etc. Some genes with uninformative names (according to Affymetrix annotation) such as KIAA0101 actually have a known function in S phase [ 32].

Rosler, who was named Owen Coyle's successor on Saturday, picked an attacking side and his influence was evident from the outset as Wigan passed the ball around while patiently searching for an opening.