Sentence examples for known as either from inspiring English sources

These are known as either hypoliths or endoliths, depending on whether they're found under or inside of rocks.

These students are also considered part of the trans community, though they are known as either gender nonconforming or genderqueer rather than transmen or transmale.

Throughout his childhood, he was known as either "Saint" or "Parson", and never heard the name Robert Blincoe until he received his indenture papers as an adult.

SAN FRANCISCO — For decades, the district south of downtown and alongside San Francisco Bay here was known as either Rincon Hill, South Beach or South of Market.

Cases known as "either way offences", where the accused can opt for trial in a magistrates court or in front of a jury at crown court, are most likely to be affected.

In Wales these local government areas are known as either counties or county boroughs, while in Scotland they are variously known as council areas or local government authorities or, in some cases, cities.

Observed VDIS are similar to that seen typically at mid-altitudes and are known as coming either from the cusp injections or from the plasma sheet boundary layer and the plasma sheet.

Cocaine is also injected in solution or smoked in a chemically treated form known as freebase; either of these methods produces a markedly more compulsive use of the drug.

Paracetamol (also known as acetaminophen), either alone or in combination with metoclopramide, is another effective treatment with a low risk of adverse effects.

These include polysaccharides (opuntia, also known as nopal used either as a powder or as mucilage), proteins (animal glue and casein) and fatty acids (olive oil).

The courtyard was mostly enclosed by four partially open arcades known as riwaqs which either serves as stables or storage.