Sentence examples for namely rising from inspiring English sources
This investigation reconciles two apparently contradictory observations namely rising river flows and either zero or slightly positive mass balance of central Karakoram glaciers.
As a first-order approximation for the temporal variations of neural responses to startle stimuli, namely rising time, maximum amplitude and decay time, we split the sampling 1 second time intervals into 2 bins of 500 ms width, and we used the spike counts in each bin as an estimate for the neural population activity.
The riders actually managed to ride during equal time periods rising trot in left and right directions, and were in general rising to the 'recommended' diagonal, namely rising on the inside forelimb, outside hindlimb [ 17].
The Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, also focused elsewhere, namely on rising oil prices.
The analytical solution is based on the characteristics method for the two main stages of overland flow, namely, the rising and falling stages.
Recent advances in the application of lattice cluster theory have shown that this theory is capable of describing isomeric effects for pure alkane isomers, namely the rising vapour pressures with stronger branching.
8) Table 1 includes several non-standard or ambiguous measurement parameters that are not defined in Methods, namely "AP rise time", "AP decay time", and "AP integral".
Sixteen years to the day we are waking up to the destruction wrought by powerful storms fueled by the byproducts of climate change, namely warming and rising seas.
Namely, is it rising or is it falling or just holding steady?
All of which is a long-winded preamble to my suggestion that at 9 o'clock tonight you might want to take a short break from Comic Relief and watch my BBC Two documentary on perhaps the most important manifestation of popular discontent within the EU and eurozone, namely the rise and rise of the Front National in France (the film is called "Quelle Catastrophe! France with Robert Peston").
Instead, the focus should switch to the long-term challenges facing the NHS, namely how to meet rising demand from an ageing population with more complex needs.
