Sentence examples for namely around from inspiring English sources
A modification that has been shown to improve this model׳s performance in flows with vortex shedding was then implemented into OpenFOAM and checked against two benchmark flows namely around a single cylinder and around two cylinders in tandem.
And so, after modulating, the result that we have is a shift of that spectrum so that what happened in low frequencies now happens at high frequencies, namely around pi, and what happened at high frequencies now happens at low frequencies.
Some rules — namely around workplace protocol — should not be broken when moving fast and breaking things.
On this basis the EU will enjoy up to twice the amount of spectrum for high speed wireless broadband as in the United States, namely around 1000 MHz.
One solution has been to target the same period for every item, namely around April, to strengthen the robustness of our database to seasonal effects.
Among fossil shells of marine origin, many are in some countries, namely around Paris, that were without any doubt recognized as terrestrial and fluvial.
Namely, standing around with English flags, drunkenly giving it the large one and singing songs about how they won't allow the imminent takeover of the UK by militant Islamists.
There is another factor this time around, namely brand-new buyers finding themselves attracted to this curious and symbolically freighted item of apparel, most of them people too young to have heard of foulards, jacquards and seven-fold silks.
If I was honest with myself, the third child idea was more about getting all the things out of child-rearing that I didn't get the first two times around, namely a girl and the means to dress her well.
The Chamber of Commerce will expand its current job fair program focused on veterans by developing a targeted program in areas with high concentrations of military caregivers, namely, those around military treatment facilities.
Much more so than the jelly-elbowed Christian approach to life's awfulness – namely, chucking around the idea of "forgiveness" like restorative fairy-dust, with a vague hope that it's something Jesus might have done.
