Sentence examples for intended namely from inspiring English sources

The duration of most consultations was longer than intended, namely 60 – 90 minutes, instead of the intended 60 minutes for first consultations and 30 minutes for subsequent consultations.

In fact, the Science article shows exactly the opposite of what it intended, namely that we need an even wider use of open access than the one we currently have.

"The translator," Mrs. Martin wrote in The Times in 1948, "derives a great degree of satisfaction from helping to present an opera to American audiences in the way both the composer and his librettist intended, namely, as a drama set to music, which may be enjoyed without reference to the libretto in intermissions".

The effect of increasing the loading of ZnCl2 on the capacity for gases for which the impregnants are not intended, namely cyclohexane, nitrogen, and water vapor, is also discussed.

A recent article in the Economist assesses that "taxes on fizzy drinks seem to work as intended" - namely, they increase the price of sugary products to consumers, and curb the sugary slurp.

"I want my art to serve a purpose not intended for painting," namely, "people buying lots of it".

Except in the short term it will also do little to help the people it is intended to help—namely, workers in the parts of America's steel industry that cannot compete with foreign suppliers or with America's own more productive mini-mills.The day after the tariffs were announced, National Steel joined the many other American steel makers already in bankruptcy (see article).

But this option also brings a danger: if retentions are too unlike ordinary experience, there is a risk they will prove incapable of doing the job they are intended to do: namely, be the purveyors of our immediate impressional experience of persistence, succession and change.

The second part of this chapter focuses on the physical channels with an emphasis on how these channels are designed to fulfill the objectives that NB-IoT is intended to achieve, namely, deployment flexibility, ubiquitous coverage, ultra-low device cost, long battery lifetime, and capacity sufficient for supporting a massive number of devices in a cell.

One limitation of this study is the relatively short follow-up period which did not capture the whole spectrum of the intended treatment plan, namely surgical interventions.

The final parts are then intended for another product, namely the existing parts have a new life in their life cycle.