A company called Parallax will sell the robot kits in October, namely their clever little $999 robot named Eddie.
Also, notice what both men were defending: namely, their privileges.
Other readers have previously tried to induct newbies to hip-hop, namely their relatives.
They want someone else — namely, their suppliers — to be their Fordlandia..
It has grappled above all with a sentiment that few voice with pride: namely, their own terror.
And it's true that for many Americans, real estate – namely their home – represents their single biggest asset.
It's an unhappy formula that misses what is so fascinating about purely indigenous productions – namely their effortless sense of authenticity.
It leads to a long disquisition by Mr. Buffett on the plight affecting newspapers, namely their cloudy economic prospects.
More specifically, she argues that a postindustrial economy has made men's traditional advantages over women — namely, their physical strength — irrelevant in the workplace.
I'm not convinced that exclusively evaluating universities' economic contribution at a regional level speaks to the audience that universities ignore at their peril: namely, their local community.
"The fine arts they imagined were already in good hands," he recalled in Rude Assignment (1950), his second volume of autobiography, "namely their own".
