Sentence examples for namely one of from inspiring English sources

On top of this, each nurse will be instructed to audiotape 3 consultations, namely one of the initial ones and two later on in the trial.

Namely, one of the main applications of linkage maps relies on the mapping of quantitative trait loci (QTL), which allows localizing genomic regions responsible for the variations in continuous phenotypic traits of interest.

Namely, one of the more original live acts of the day.

The controversy has an all-too-familiar reference, in "Big Yellow Taxi"; but there's an even more salient cinematic counterpart to the (as-of-now) happy turn of events, namely, one of Eric Rohmer's best films and one that, strangely, has never been released here — theatrically or on home video.

Until then, here are a few items to note regarding a point I have often tried to make: namely, one of the most overlooked aspects of the NSA reporting in the US has been just how global of a story this has become: (1) Last week it was revealed that Belgium's largest telecom, Belgacom, was the victim of a massive hacking attack which systematically compromised its system for as long as two years.

What he leaves out is what happens when two do go together, namely, "one of them knows before the other" (Iliad X. 24).

An example for a monitorability specification is given in Listing ?? with two parts, namely one for the specification of polling constructs and one for specifying messaging constructs.

For example, there exist many 'Bayesian' CEACs – namely one for every set of prior beliefs – with no criteria for choosing between them.

Two conditions of curing, namely, one to simulate the practical curing condition and another laboratory curing condition, are employed.

Many watermarking systems considered dividing the audio signal into two sorts of segments, namely, one for synchronization and the other for watermarking.

Diagnosing if an IUT has a transfer or predicate fault requires in fact distinguishing two sets of configurations, namely, one for transfer faults and another for predicate faults.