Sentence examples for name and role from inspiring English sources
"Magic/Bird," a new Broadway play about Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, begins with the entire cast on stage, hopping to the front one by one as a bombastic announcer declares their name and role.
The government work expanded: the TRE changed its name and role several times, eventually becoming Dera - the Defence Evaluation and Research Agency.
Such a graph, denoted by (mathcal{G }(mathcal{T })), has each concept name and role name as a node, and if a concept (C) directly uses concept (D), that is if (C) and (D) appear respectively in the left and right hand sides of an inclusion/definition, then (D) is a parent of (C) in (mathcal{G }(mathcal{T })).
As one of the most renowned professional skateboarders in the world, and a respected ambassador of the ever-popular action-sports world, Tony Hawk has brought attention to the sport of skateboarding on a mass level, becoming a household name and role model for his fans, while maintaining an authentic edge among his core peers.
Their identification in practice is made possible by being formulated as specific actions, such as "The patient is told the name and role of everyone attending the meeting".
The patient interaction started with the introduction of the assessor's name and role, followed by asking the patient's name and address, and orientation to time, place and person.
In Japan, the name and roles of the department also vary, and most of the staff of DPDs is comprised of nurses and social workers, the same as in the US [ 11].
"I'm a great believer in big events attracting big names and role models, and I think young people tend to take up sport because of what they witness at that level, rather than nationally endorsed projects saying: 'Unless you all start running three times a week you're going to drop dead with a heart attack at the age of 40.' I don't think those work.
Concept names and role names are allowed both in heads and bodies of program clauses.
Apart from concept names and role names, we will also use a set (mathrm {OPreds}) of ordinary predicates (including data types) and a set (mathrm {ECPreds}) of external checkable predicates.
A knowledge base in other combined languages is usually specified as a pair (langle mathcal {O},mathcal {P}rangle ), where (mathcal {O}) is an ontology in some DL and (mathcal {P}) is a set of rules, e.g., specified in Datalog or its suitable extension, which can use concept names and role names.
