Sentence examples for from a common name 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 word diet derives from Latin and was a common name for an assembly in medieval Germany.

Based on the phylogenetic tree, we grouped all orthologous Deg/HtrA proteases from analyzed plant species and propose a common name for enzymes from the same group in order to unify the nomenclature between different plant species (Tables 1 2 3 4 5, last two columns).

To distinguish one person with a common name from another, place names could be used.

Going by your initials can help differentiate you from others if you have a common name, or make a difficult or long name easier to pronounce.

A former common name from around 1900 is "native tulip", possibly derived from Telopea.

Each *Output function is unique and apart from the common name argument, they can take their own specific arguments (for example, plotOutput can also take height and width arguments to define the dimensions of the plot).

Its elongated, tapered head ends in a beak-like mouth (from which its common name is derived), and its beak is more sharply pronounced and hooked than others.

The name of the genus Babakotia derives from the Malagasy common name for the Indri, babakoto, a close relative of Babakotia.

The curator application can perform additional operations such as standardizing the name attribute from common name to its preferred IUPAC name using the IUPACNamingPlugin component from the MarvinBeans library. Figure 2 Screenshot of the graphical QsarDB curation application.

The specific name, coucang, derives from kukang, its common name in Indonesia.