Sentence examples for interested in namely from inspiring English sources

The images are associated with what she's generally interested in – namely things to see during a trip to rural Pennsylvania – but there are some others that catch her eye also.

"We've basically applied the tools that I'm comfortable with to address archeological questions that they're interested in," namely the relationship between cultural shifts in those civilizations and environmental changes like floods and droughts.

Such estimates mainly depend on two facts: the set of functions under consideration (parts (a -(c) in Theorem 5.3), and the kind of estimate we are interested in, namely, pointwise estimate or uniform estimate (see equations (48) and (49), respectively).

In this case, we give different upper estimates of the aforementioned constants, heavily depending on the set of functions under consideration and on the kind of convergence we are interested in, namely, pointwise convergence or uniform convergence.

The problem we are interested in, namely the Conditional Robustness Problem, is that of shifting such a density to a desired region in order to achieve the suitable global behavior.

NPT provided a middle range theory designed explicitly for examining the types of phenomena we were interested in, namely technologies in everyday use, the work of normalisation and the practices of embedding [ 48].

"I think it's a shame that Major League Baseball and the Fox Network have chosen to make the game least accommodating to the sports fans who are most interested in them, namely New York area residents".

He further claims that Boone was never interested in talking about what Michael was interested in talking about – namely, Michael.

Experience gained with POND users suggests that there are largely two groups of aquaculture personnel interested in such applications, namely commercial growers and educators.

And he seems much more interested in his career, namely a run for President at some point, than he is in fixing this kind of an issue, and I find that profoundly disappointing.

Over time I grew more interested in other sports namely basketball, and other literary and professional endeavors where baseball did not factor in as prominently.