Sentence examples for naming patterns from inspiring English sources

In truth, host countries and foreign conquerors have influenced Jewish naming patterns since the days of the Maccabees (Hanukkah story).

While we certainly can't attribute all of those naming patterns to "Westworld," it will be interesting to see how they evolve as the show goes on.

There are traditional naming patterns for both stallions and mares, required by Lipizzan breed registries.

In fact, as Stanley Lieberson has reported in his seminal analysis of American naming patterns, in the old days Mary was common among Blacks as well as Whites, and in the mid-20th century even some Jews were naming their girls Mary.

Innovation, however much desired, was nevertheless restrained to some extent by the existence of a recognized repertoire of named patterns, predominantly scrolls, which sustained a continuity of style.

An efficient algorithm named Pattern search (PS) has been used widely in various scientific and engineering fields.

We propose a process named Pattern Language Verifier (PLV) which consists of four phases, working on a design model, to (1) verify the structure of every single pattern, (2) verify the relationships between the detected patterns, (3) verify the semantic aspects of the patterns, and (4) report the problems and help the designer fix them.

The 10 isolates available for study (1 per episode) were of the same serotype and sequence type, 1/2b and ST87, as isolates from the first outbreak, but these isolates differed in PFGE AscI pattern (this pattern arbitrarily named pattern B).

* Twt.fm (anyone see a naming pattern here?) – type in an artist, track, and your twitter username.

Their naming pattern and disposable email address system that they used allow us to identify two more active attackers.

The NASA guys want to follow the boring naming pattern already established by the two previous modules in the series: Unity and Harmony.