Sentence examples for ingredients namely from inspiring English sources

"If you allow it to have sight, locomotion and similar chemical ingredients, namely carbon, hydrogen and oxygen -- the third most plentiful element in the universe -- then you have the right to bet on it".

AGAINN Againn (pronounced ah-GWEN; meaning "with us" in Gaelic) serves what you might call British soul food, with a few hints of post-colonial ingredients (namely, brushes with curry) thrown in.

But it was not until the late 19th century, when Felix Hoffman synthesised versions of their active ingredients, namely acetylsalicylic acid and diamorphine (or aspirin and heroin, as they are more commonly known), that proper pharmaceutical science got going.Just possibly, something similar is happening now.

Characterization of the inorganic paint ingredients, namely pigments, fillers, driers and other additives can also be done in a noninvasive way using in situ XRF analysis with a handheld instrument.

In this study two organic composite friction materials were compared extensively allowing for investigation of influence of two ingredients, namely quartz and petroleum coke, on the properties of the composite.

Starting from a commercial, state-of-the art, non-asbestos organic friction material, different formulations have been prepared, changing the microstructure of some of the ingredients, namely copper and zirconia using high energy ball-milling.

He was, for instance, furious over the "immoral" bombing of Baghdad in December , 1998 and must have been bitterly disappointed that a Labour Government, after all those years in the wilderness seemed, in his eyes, to lack the main ingredient, namely socialism.

One ingredient, namely, embryo extract, is often added to the culture medium for a growth accelerator, but the question of other more specific effects of this complex mixture on cell differentiation remains unanswered [ 1, 23, 24].

Rodgers knew vital ingredients - namely that quality of passing and pressing - were missing as he said: "The game was set up to press the opponent really high up the pitch but our starting position was way too deep.

It is believed that these mineral soda glasses were produced on a very large scale in a limited number of primary glassmaking installations from two ingredients alone, namely imported natron (fluxing agent) and a silica source (network former) that was locally available.

Active ingredients in antiperspirants – namely, aluminum-based complexes – can produce radiopaque particles on mammography, mimicking microcalcifications.