Sentence examples for is sometimes specified from inspiring English sources

From the 6th to the 4th centuries BC in the Black Sea region, low-value coins depicting arrowheads or dolphins were in use mainly for the purpose of "local exchange and to serve as 'Charon's obol.'" The payment is sometimes specified with a term for "boat fare" (in Greek naulon, ναῦλον, Latin naulum); "fee for ferrying" (porthmeion, πορθμήϊον or πορθμεῖον); or "waterway toll" (Latin portorium).

It was sometimes specified that the magician should personally induce the abortion or cut out the uterus from dead animals to ensure that no external agencies contaminated the process.

Eligibility and nomination/election processes were sometimes clearly specified.

Well-being weighted by priority as just specified is sometimes called "weighted well-being".

In forensic reports, this is sometimes solved by diagnosing a co-morbid Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Other Specified (PDD-NOS).

The answer is sometimes yes, sometimes no.

The terms rain out and snow out are sometimes used to specify such deposition during precipitant weather.

Tuna sushi, or maguro in Japanese, is made from five species sometimes specified in restaurants as bluefin tuna (T. maccoyii, T. orientalis, or T. thynnus), Bigeye Tuna/ahi (T. obesus) or Yellowfin Tuna/ahi (T. albacares; Lowenstein et al. 2009).

Several rounds of rewording and revoting were sometimes required to reach the specified cut-off for agreement.

In Hollywood, signs for rooms to rent sometimes specified that actors and animals were not welcome.

These rules were sometimes chosen by the subjects themselves and sometimes specified to them, in advance of the response arrays.