Sentence examples for namely that this from inspiring English sources
However, in the absence of specific information about the meaning of the class and attribute names, another interpretation seems equally likely, namely that this describes a spy with code name 'Taxol' who has been given the number '007' by the US National Security Council NSCC).
They are trying to tell us something more, namely, that this movement has good food.
They see what we often miss – namely that this story is extraordinary and it continues to fire the imagination and reveal new things.
Psychiatric interviews before his discharge confirm what a few wartime scenes have already suggested, namely that this guy is a mess.
The same cannot be said of an idea that he once championed, namely that this city should pry itself loose from the rest of New York and become the 51st state.
Instead, Chief Judge Roger Gregory wrote that behind the arguments in defense of the ban lay "a dangerous idea" — namely, that "this Court lacks the authority to review high-level government policy of the sort here".
By allowing these degradation rates to differ, we expose some interesting features of the nonlinear system under consideration; namely that oscillations of this type only occur when the difference between degradation rates is small.
In this study, we demonstrated one aspect of this interplay, namely that association of mitochondrial genetic factors with T2DM in Caucasians occurred only when a specific mtDNA genetic background (HV) was combined with a specific NDUFC2 nonsynonymous variant.
The question here is a subtler one, namely that of how to formulate this principle as an axiom.
Zen makes another equally important contention through this abstention, namely that time and space are lived as integrated space-time in the interfusion of a concrete temporalization and spatialization.
In Benson v. United States (1892), the Supreme Court explained the underlying common law theory for this prohibition; namely, that only witnesses who were "unaffected as a party by the result, and free from any of the temptations of interest" could testify.
