Sentence examples for name developed from inspiring English sources

The Uncle Grandpa short that Browngardt had produced was eventually adapted as a full series of the same name, developed as part of the network's shorts development initiative at Cartoon Network.

A patient of mine, Sun Kim (not his real name), developed chest pain one day, while lifting boxes at the grocery store where he worked.

The second work, "In the Name," developed in Slovakia and reflecting the plight of refugees, features Allyson Green Dance and the electro-acoustic composer Paul Dresher, playing the Quadrachord, a 14-foot instrument he created.

Actually, the name, developed by an overpaid consultant, comes from some forgettable linguistic concoction of a Latinish "dia" for day and Greek "geo" for world.

"Most startups don't have the resources to have a name developed by an agency or to purchase a domain name from the aftermarket.

Although Roger Graef made his name developing the "fly on the wall" technique of film-making, nobody could accuse him of being a mere voyeur.

Osterhout's company made its name developing wearable imaging devices for the military.

In a letter to The Economist, the Chinese Foreign Ministry has even asserted that ample historical documents and literature demonstrate that China was "the first country to discover, name, develop and exercise continuous, effective jurisdiction over the South China Sea islands".

An example of the table listing all features and themes named in Exercise 2 is shown in Table 2; this table shows theme names developed in one of the schools.

Second, ORION-VIRCAT reconstructed in an object-relational format a genomic catalog mapping all the sequences from NCBI-VGR to the officially accepted naming developed by the ICTV.

By using the ICTV we promote the use of officially accepted taxon names developed by the research community and the correct mapping to the information of a particular sequence stored in the NCBI.