Sentence examples for is commonly named from inspiring English sources
This material is commonly named intermediate band material.
Schlozman wrote that he had tracked down the jingle tune by Googling it – it is commonly named as The Golden Dragon by Karl King, although its identity is contested – and claimed to have spent "35,250 minutes, or 587 and a half hours, or nearly 25 days" listening to it while on hold.
In this state Iori is commonly named "Wild Iori" or "Orochi Iori".
The species is commonly named the "rubber cup", the "rufous rubber cup", or the "hairy rubber cup".
A related species, Brassica rapa, is commonly named Chinese, napa or celery cabbage, and has many of the same uses.
Ddc is commonly named aromatic amino acid decarboxylase (AAAD) in many species.
Mosques across America are commonly named centers or societies, in part because they provide so many services.
These new colloidal particles exhibit a site-specific engineering of their surface and are commonly named patchy particles.
Several transforms are commonly named for the mathematicians who introduced them: in the Laplace transform, the kernel is e−xy and the limits of integration are zero and plus infinity; in the Fourier transform, the kernel is (2π)−1/2e−ixy and the limits are minus and plus infinity.
