Sentence examples for namely during the from inspiring English sources

He added that labor leaders should not make a big deal out of the proposal because the city's unions had accepted wage deferrals in the past, namely during the city's 1970's fiscal crisis.

The most successful moment for the transfer of the troposphere DE3 tide energy takes place in the beginning of the EPB production, namely, during the seed perturbation development.

The workers are paid by piece-work; each man earns about 4 to 5 annas a day in the slack season and 10 to 12 annas in the busy season, namely, during the Pujas.

Therefore, despite that there are many complex and changeable reasons for electrical center migration in actual grid fault, the voltage frequency of migration satisfies the following rules all the time, namely, during the migration of the electrical center, the bus frequency at one side of electrical center circuit branch starts to have similar changes to the other side.

Warner et al.[32] also reported the observation of dislocation pairs through HRTEM experiments and gave five possible mechanisms that describe how these dislocation pairs could have formed, namely, during the CVD growth, electron beam sputtering of carbon dimers along a zigzag lattice direction, from surface adatom incorporation, from a monovacancy, and from a Stone-Wales defect.

The early 1900s brought about early successes for the program, namely during the 1903 and 1905 seasons when WVU posted records of 7 1 and 8 1 respectively.

One of the limiting factors in the determination of global gravity field parameters is the spatial sampling, namely during phases when the satellite is in an orbit with few revolutions for each repeat cycle.

A key aspect of our approach is the introduction of a proof assistant at an early stage, namely during development of the proof.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02324.008 There is a period in the life cycle of trypanosomes, when allelic exclusion of VSG is lifted, namely during differentiation to the quiescent stumpy stage.

Therefore, an insult occurring in the perinatal period, namely, during late gestation and the first days of extrauterine life, may result in a definitive imprint predisposing to a pathological response later in life, leading to "programmed" diseases.

That is why the claim I have so often made — namely, that during the week in which the war had me firmly in its grasp I never fired a shot — is at best a way of alleviating in retrospect the shame that remains.