Sentence examples for namely while from inspiring English sources

Namely, while there is strong global coherence governing electron flux dynamics, there are at least two distinct responses.

Namely, while the flesh of the watermelon, that receptive vessel into which this bottle of vodka is supposed to eagerly flow, is rather spongelike, it is a sponge that's already full — of watermelon.

Namely, while all species of nonhuman apes were limited by a lack of motor control, human children exhibited a shortage in shifting their attention across a sequence of subgoals.

Namely, while this delta y and this delta y may be different and this delta x and this delta x may be different, what is true is that the ratio of this delta y to this delta x is the same as the ratio of this delta y to this delta x.

"Yelp is great for browsing local content on the web, but doesn't provide a good method for submitting knowledge this knowledge when its freshest in your mind (namely, while you're currently at a location).".

In part, our results confirm what has been reported in a study involving 49 patients with CH: namely, while most patients reduce alcohol intake in active phase, they do not change tobacco use [6].

For species, AutoMerge checks two XML attributes while comparing them, namely, name and compartment.

For a start, you get all the functionality that has made Moveable Type the power blogger's tool of choice for a while: namely comments, categories and trackback.

"This was something I had been thinking about for a while – namely that sensors should be able to measure much more than just heart rate or using an accelerometer/gyroscope to impute the behavior of the body.

Sure, Apple normally waits until new technology has been proven by its competitors, but NFC-equipped phones have been on the market for a while, namely Apple's greatest competition, the Samsung Galaxy S III.

The infamous Willie Horton ad, for example, which portrayed Michael Dukakis as weak on crime in 1988, was based in fact and policy -- namely, that, while Mr. Dukakis was governor of Massachusetts, felons were let out of prison on weekend furloughs.