Sentence examples for namely even from inspiring English sources

Namely, even though America's young people fought and shed blood on Korean soil, Korea was not a part of the American consciousness.

Namely, even if the country legalised the sale of its own horns, it would be illegal for anyone to buy it.

However, in the next section we will see that even under the last condition, namely even if all the sources of randomness are independent, propagation of chaos may not occur if the neurons are not densely connected.

Namely, even the smallest country sample (Iceland) exceeds the general rule of thumb in the literature to have a sample size larger than 20 observations (e.g. Rabe-Hesketh & Skrondal, 2012).

Condition (A4) provides a positive invariant region of the difference system (1.2), namely, [ 0, l 1 ] × [ 0, l 2 ]. (A5) indicates that the inter-specific is weak, namely, even if the competitor X n ( Y n ) takes the maximal value l 1 ( l 2 ), the species Y n ( X n ) still persists.

In our research, the lithium battery would not be charged until its voltage dropped under a specific level, and it should provide the system with the rest energy just in case there is no sunshine for charging, namely, even when the battery voltage is reduced to the charging boundary, it still persists that appropriate energy as a backup should be considered, so the value of cc is set to 0.6.

For instance, when U.S. preschoolers were exposed to three household routines, namely, evening family meal for more than 5 nights per week, sleeping ≥10.5 h/night on weekdays, and ≤2 h/day television, video, or other screen-viewing behavior, obesity prevalence decreased by 40% compared with when no such simple routines were present.

But their impact on the everyday lives of many Americans could be substantial, because they represent an attempt to deal with the most troubling economic fact of recent times — namely, that, even as the economy has flourished, most Americans have seen their real incomes stagnate or even fall.

Parliament, he said, could do much for the working classes, "to take them out of that miserable condition in which they now find themselves – namely that, even if they want to have decent homes, they cannot get them".

This humane and genial  documentary also contained insights that a commoner might appreciate: namely that even for the über-privileged, life doesn't always turn out the way you expect it to.

Yesterday, Goldstein reiterated a point he made last year, namely that even though Hipmunk has no plans to abandon travel search, hotels have become its priority, in part because hotel search is more lucrative.