Sentence examples for instance names from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the late 1960's, for instance, names beginning with La became popular for African-American girls.

The result is a regulated namespace, which is appropriate for healthcare; e.g. if the name of the component should encapsulate a patient-ID, instance names must be governed.

Until now, the only option here was a one-year commitment, but now you can get C4, M4, R4, P2, X1 and T2 instances for a major discount if you are willing to lock yourself into a contract for three years (and if you know exactly what those instance names stand for, you probably work for AWS).

This information includes, for instance, names of resources, resource types, resource functionalities and/or whether resources are open source or not.

The extracted entities include, for instance, names of nanoparticles, nanomaterials, and nanodevices, types of toxicity/damage for example, cell death or lung inflammation and potential routes of exposure to toxic agents for instance, inhalation or dermal contact.

For instance, Names annotations made by HMS Scrubber could refer to Patient, Relative, Healthcare Provider or Other Person Names, and the Accession Code and Medical Record annotations produced by the MIT deid system both would map to Other ID Numbers in our reference standard.

"For instance, name three insects or worms in expo projects," Ms. Kim said.

He did not, for instance, name those verses he rated as poetry.

Rochdale borough council's offices, for instance, named the UK's best workplace for 2014, was built in 2013.

The United Nations resolution, for instance, named a company controlled by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, Khatam al-Anbiya, which has been seeking investors for a key part of the South Pars oil and gas fields.

Some distributors have been nearly as overt as the Pope — Weedy, for instance, named for the business cards he used to hand out to likely-looking types in clubs and bars.