Sentence examples for it namely from inspiring English sources

The product manages "phantom IT" – namely the IT tools that someone bought and forgot about.

However, there are two issues associated with the use of it, namely its bio-inertness and high elastic modulus compared to the elastic modulus of the natural bone.

In their use of language, modern poets seem to overlook and act against the main qualities that the existentialists grant it, namely, its representative and communicative powers.

Some have called (9.30) the Nelson Simon inequality but the name I gave it, namely diamagnetic inequality, has stuck.

This translates into some very tangible requirements for enterprise IT, namely: –Service Catalogs: IT products need to be available as a list of standard IT services.

We will say, "It's a Vermeer," to indicate that its provenance goes back to the hand that painted it, namely to Vermeer himself.

And this is indeed the problem for many people with the Obscene Publications Act as it stands, namely that it doesn't catch works that they themselves consider obscene.

The problem is that most of the people in it - namely, the entourages with whom Lagerfeld and Saint Laurent surrounded themselves - are so unattractive.

Because it was namely Prosecutor Bogdanov demanded that I be arrested in the courtroom".

Because it was namely Prosecutor Bogdanov who demanded that I be arrested in the courtroom".

There is an elegant simplicity in what it connotes, namely that shopping is no longer the same thing as buying.