Sentence examples for highlighted namely from inspiring English sources

Three types of parenting styles were highlighted namely authoritative, authoritarian and permissive.

The occurrence of different types of bifurcation on these boundaries is highlighted, namely, simple Hopf, non-resonant double Hopf and 1 : 1 resonant double Hopf.

First, some aspects of the mechanical response of the grains are highlighted, namely the scatter and the multiaxiality of the mesoscopic responses with respect to an uniaxial macroscopic response.

Five key characteristic application scenarios are highlighted, namely sensor, vehicular, industrial, smartphone, and health paradigms.

In this article, a particular permutation problem encountered in using the FastIVA algorithm is highlighted, namely the block permutation problem.

With respect to cohort effects, two findings should be highlighted, namely, the homogeneous upward trends for generations born before the 1920s for all four haematological tumours and both sexes, and the similar inverted U-shaped trends for NHL and leukaemia across all birth cohorts.

The unionist acted with a sense of entitlement and highlighted another reality, namely how money talks.

They have three highlighted advantages for photocatalytic application, namely robust, non-toxic, visible-light active, making them attractive photocatalyst candidates when integrating with their intrinsic features.

Mr. Sherry's solo turn, in Mr. Babbitt's score, highlighted one of his strengths: namely, his way of using his solid technique and rich tone to make a rhythmically and structurally complex work seem straightforward, comprehensible and even (however fleetingly) lyrical.

However, recent reviews have highlighted weaknesses in this approach, namely that growth chambers do not reproduce the complexity and dynamic nature of a natural environment [ 52, 53].

The Sellafield R&D building can be seen as a microcosm of aspects of Seascale highlighted in the PM hypothesis, namely, the high social class of its (incomer) occupants, the promotion of close contacts among them, and a degree of separation from the main workforce with which there were inevitably contacts in the main canteen and at the site gates.